Things To Do on an eBike in Randolph County, NC
Randolph County's eBike rides are short, flat gravel and paved trails. The Deep River State Trail has a 2.7-mile section from Franklinville to Ramseur and a 1.5-mile greenway in Randleman, and Creekside Park in Archdale has 3 miles of paved trails. None publishes its own eBike rule, so read the state law section and check posted signs.
This guide covers only routes inside Randolph County. The Bicentennial, Atlantic & Yadkin and Greenhaven greenways are not listed here.
Where to ride in Randolph County
Piedmont Legacy Trails lists open land sections of the Deep River State Trail in Randleman, Franklinville and Ramseur, all in Randolph County.
Named eBike routes and access checks
1. Deep River State Trail, Franklinville to Ramseur
Route: A 2.7-mile continuous section of wide crushed gravel, rated easy. It passes an old grist mill and textile factory in Franklinville and crosses Sandy Creek on a bridge near the US 64 bridge.
Trailheads: Riverside Park, 163 W Main St, Franklinville, and Sandy Creek, 5960 US Hwy 64, Ramseur, at the south end.
Side trail: Faith Rock is a 0.75-mile natural-surface loop with rocks and roots, rated moderate, up a 50-foot outcrop over the river. It is better walked than ridden.
2. Randleman Greenway (Deep River State Trail), Randleman
Route: Piedmont Legacy Trails lists 1.5 miles of wide fine gravel along the Deep River at 117 Presnell St, out and back, easy and ADA accessible.
3. Creekside Park Trails, Archdale
Route: Three miles of paved trails along a creek at 214 Park Dr, with a greenway to nearby neighborhoods, restrooms and ADA access.
North Carolina eBike rules
None of these trail pages publishes a separate eBike rule. The state rules change on December 1, 2026, under Session Law 2026-46 (House Bill 1094):
- eBikes are sorted into Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3. Class 3 bikes give pedal assist up to 28 mph.
- eBikes may use all roadways, bike lanes and multiuse paths, unless a city, county or state park rule says otherwise.
- Riders and passengers under 18 on a Class 3 eBike must wear a helmet.
- Cities and counties may restrict eBike classes and set speed limits on multiuse paths and sidewalks.
Because towns can now set their own path rules, check posted signs in Franklinville, Ramseur, Randleman and Archdale before you ride.
Half-day and full-day eBike plans
Half day: Start at Riverside Park in Franklinville and ride the gravel trail to Sandy Creek and back, about 3 miles.
Full day: Ride the full 2.7-mile Franklinville to Ramseur section and back, then drive to Randleman for the 1.5-mile greenway.
What not to ride
The Faith Rock loop. It is a rocky, rooty natural-surface trail.
Guilford County greenways as a local ride. The Bicentennial, Atlantic & Yadkin and Greenhaven greenways are outside Randolph County.
When to ride Randolph County
These trail listings do not give hours or seasonal closures, so check the posted park hours at each trailhead.
eBike shops and service
The eBike Shop - Triad in Asheboro sells mountain, cargo, commuter and fat-tire eBikes and e-scooters, and its customer reviews mention eBike repair service. Cycle Center Inc in Asheboro is listed as a motorcycle dealer.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Deep River State Trail from Franklinville to Ramseur?
2.7 continuous miles of wide crushed gravel.
Where do I park for the Deep River State Trail in Franklinville?
At Riverside Park, 163 W Main St, or at the Sandy Creek trailhead, 5960 US Hwy 64, Ramseur.
How long is the Randleman Greenway?
1.5 miles of wide fine gravel along the Deep River, starting at 117 Presnell St.
Does Creekside Park in Archdale have paved trails?
Yes, three miles of paved trails along a creek.
What changes for eBikes in North Carolina on December 1, 2026?
Session Law 2026-46 creates three eBike classes, allows eBikes on roadways, bike lanes and multiuse paths unless local or state park rules say otherwise, and requires helmets for riders under 18 on Class 3 eBikes.
Where can I buy an eBike in Randolph County?
The eBike Shop - Triad in Asheboro sells mountain, cargo, commuter and fat-tire eBikes.
All eBike shops in Randolph County
See the Randolph County eBike shops page for the full directory, and our North Carolina eBike laws guide for state rules.