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Cilley Mountain Loop Mountain Bike Trail
Lincoln, New Hampshire
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Advanced |
| Length: 11 miles | Global Rank: #3072 |
| Tread: Other | Configuration: Loop |
| Ridden: 1 | Wishlist: 1 |
Directions
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Description: **The start takes you through the village of Peeling, Woodstock's original settlement, which was abandoned about the time of the Civil War.
** 0.8 mile on paved road; 1.1 miles on dirt road, 0 6 mile on jeep trail; 0.9 mile on ATV-width doubletrack, 4.7 miles on ATV-width singletrack; 2.6 miles on singletrack.
**Strenuous climb for the first 2.3 miles, then mostly level or descending. Very difficult in sections. Duration: 3 to 6 hours
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Description: **The start takes you through the village of Peeling, Woodstock's original settlement, which was abandoned about the time of the Civil War.
** 0.8 mile on paved road; 1.1 miles on dirt road, 0 6 mile on jeep trail; 0.9 mile on ATV-width doubletrack, 4.7 miles on ATV-width singletrack; 2.6 miles on singletrack.
**Strenuous climb for the first 2.3 miles, then mostly level or descending. Very difficult in sections. Duration: 3 to 6 hours
added on May 16, 2010 by 
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reviewed by HoldFst18 on August 8, 2010
I may have missed something here.... I followed the road uphill to the fork in the trail with a sign that clearly stated I was headed on the Ciley loop. The road turned into a trail that had been recently cleared by a serious excavator. For what seemed like endless miles I was forced to push my bike up the "trail" due to the extreme uphill terrain that was torn to pieces by the recent excavation. Im not joking when I say it looked like some1 was trying to follow the trail with a 10 foot wide plow on a tank in early March. When I crested the hill I did see a few granite remnants of Peeling but much of it has actually been pushed aside by the excavation. FINALLY i hit some downhill which turned into a nice pump section. I came out, crossed a road, got on another trail and then hit an area that was completely swamped over. I attempted to cross with my bike over my head but it was up to my chest. So I had to turn around and find a road to ride back to the other side of the mtn. Long story short I dont reccomend this. I believe I followed directions clearly and it was a nightmare of a day.
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