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Cere's Park Mountain Bike Trail
Mantua/pitman, New Jersey
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
10 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 9/30/11 by mtbiker214 |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #686 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 28 | Wishlist: 20 |
| Avg. Speed: 4.13 mph | Avg. Time: 2hr 0min |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +2,686/-4,841 ft |
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Description: there are so many different kinds of trails here you can choose from you have from sandy trails to oh crap that hurt trails,on the main trail it's 5miles but if you cross the over pass there are another 5miles. this is what it has to offer now, names of trails rollercoaster,killerhill, deadmans peak , halfpipe , brokenback,like i said alot more trails now everything from amature to extreme, oh there are log overs about 5ft high now, during the week the quad riders are there making new trails and on weekends they bring out their mtn bikes , i take my hat off to them for creating a great place to ride. for those who think that this place is boring ,well guess you didn't find the good stuff yet but it's there!!! all ya got to do is ride!!
added in 2003 by guest
Description: there are so many different kinds of trails here you can choose from you have from sandy trails to oh crap that hurt trails,on the main trail it's 5miles but if you cross the over pass there are another 5miles. this is what it has to offer now, names of trails rollercoaster,killerhill, deadmans peak , halfpipe , brokenback,like i said alot more trails now everything from amature to extreme, oh there are log overs about 5ft high now, during the week the quad riders are there making new trails and on weekends they bring out their mtn bikes , i take my hat off to them for creating a great place to ride. for those who think that this place is boring ,well guess you didn't find the good stuff yet but it's there!!! all ya got to do is ride!!
added in 2003 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by CHOP_RT on January 28, 2012
Ceres park is a great place to ride. It is maintained by the local riders. It has gap jumps, drops, berms, inclines, declines, skinnies, log rides, bridges, etc.... Ceres has a little bit of everything.
reviewed by Rahker on October 20, 2011
Spent a few hours at Cere's park today, and it looks like hurricane Irene took out most of the bridges, but there are still a few to be found, as well as some ladders and a skinny here and there. Over all very fun, lots of little trails that zig zag through out the park. some pretty rooty technical, and tight sections but nothing overly difficult. could use some maintence here and there, but nothing to major. will definitely be going back to ride again.
reviewed by mtbiker214 on September 30, 2011
Looks like the trails are no longer maintained. The ladders in the pictures are gone or damaged. Lots of fallen trees and overgrowth. Looks like it was once really good but now just a boggy mess.
reviewed by birdmanbiker on February 23, 2010
me and few of my friends have riden this trail numerous times. it never gets boring! whats also great about it, is that not many people know about it. so when your there, you dont usually have to share the trails with anyone!
reviewed by McNostrand on January 25, 2009
These trails are great to get out and go. The last time I went (Fall of 2008), new owners had blocked the trails South and East of Rt. 55, so stick with the main part of the park now.
reviewed by SouthJersey on May 11, 2004
lots of different terrain - flat wider trails, singletrack through thick brush, muddy areas, stream crossings, bridges - these trails have something for everyone. Go under Rt. 55 for the best tight-turn, stream-crossing, log-jumping, mud-bogging, ramp-riding trails - you'll see what i mean.
reviewed by bullseye1975 on May 11, 2004
great trail to get back into shape and hone your skills on. bridges, streams, and some sweet drops are just a taste of what is there. with about 10 miles of flowing trails this is one place you should check out. whoever said south jersey is flat hasn't riding here
reviewed by mcgovern on April 12, 2004
This trail is definitely a great ride. There are no long climbs, but it is unexpectedly hilly - especially for South Jersey standards. The main loop circles a small lake and provides for some nice views. Follow the main trail toward the stream and make a left once you hit the stream. Follow this under the overpass for some good singletrack trails. You will get dirty as there are quite a few good stream crossings here (both with and without bridges), so heads up. Enjoy!
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