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Glacial Ridge Preserve Mountain Bike Trail

Farmingville, New York

MTB TRAIL STATS

Avg Rating: 10 trail reviews
Status: Open
updated 5/1/07 by bikeit420
Difficulty: Intermediate
Length: 11 miles Global Rank: 1319
Tread: Singletrack Configuration: Loop
Ridden: 12 Wishlist: 17
Avg. Speed: 7.92 mphAvg. Time: 0hr 41min
 
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Description: Very narrow and tight turns. Intermediate to advance singletrack. Some sandy fire roads. Several diamonds with some awesome moguls. You better have good slow speed handling skills. The trail is new and is somewhat soft. Needs to be packed down. There are descent signs throughout. Good short workout.

Update: Stay off closed section (East side) which was routed on private property. Closed section is clearly marked and blocked.
added on August 6, 2006 by bikeit420
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Cunningham Park in Queens/ Fresh Meadows
 
 
Blue Mountain in Peekskill
 
 
Cathedral Pines in Middle Island
 
 
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NEARBY TRAILS

TRAIL REVIEWS   review this trail


  
reviewed by denchavarr on September 25, 2009

Rode this trail only once and it can definitely be labeled better in some areas, I kind of lost my way after going threw the first Black Diamond, then eventually found my way back only to be surprised on how short the main loop was. I will definitely try again and explore some more as a few folks here claim it is 11 miles plus and I only realized about 4 miles.

* Review edited 9/25/2009

Similar Trail: none very unique on LI


  
reviewed by bikeit420 on September 3, 2009

This trail is now about 11 miles. Lots of tight technical riding. Little climbing but what it lacks in climbing Glacier Ridge makes up for in technical riding. Some nice uphill switch backs.

Similar Trail: Stillwell Woods, East Setauket


  
reviewed by Antnee20x on April 14, 2009

Is this really Long Island? Glacier Ridge has nice switch back climbs, fast descents, steep moguls, and of course "The Ridges." The trail is set up awesome and it gives a moutain feel to a place where there are no Mountains.

Similar Trail: Cathedral Pines


  
reviewed by kevinoriol on October 20, 2008

Really zen like, flowing trails. Nothing too technical, just really well designed single track. I went with a few guys that knew the trails which is good because it's easy to get lost- everything looks the same. My buddy said that if you do all the loops, it's about a 26 mile ride.

Similar Trail: Stillwell, Cunningham Park


  
reviewed by gtituner on September 3, 2008

Full trail is 17 miles and is awesome nice tight singletrack with a section of rollers some nice uphill switchbacks this is the dopest trail ive ridden in a while.


  
reviewed by samuraibushi on September 21, 2007

The best single track long island has to offer,technical and fun,set in a beautiful wooded area.

Similar Trail: nothing other trails have even come close to this trail,but stillwell is ok,bethpage can be fun


  
reviewed by mogaba on September 21, 2007

Still pretty gnarly! Riders keep your eyes open.. Sign at the trail head said " riders beware - the high school sh--- are leaving booby traps". ????Don't know what they are doing.


  
reviewed by captnubu on May 15, 2007

glacier ridge is one of the sickest single tracks on li i am priviliged to have it in my back yard

Similar Trail: stillwell in bethpage long isl


  
reviewed by bikeit420 on May 1, 2007

There have been a multitude of diamonds added for a total about 11 miles. For more info, go to www.climbonline.org.

Similar Trail: Cathedral Pines, Stillwell Woods.


  
reviewed by bikeit420 on August 6, 2006

This is a new trail and somewhat soft. Killer tight and narrow. Some super diamonds with great moguls. This will totally test your slow speed handling skills. Gotta do this one again.

Similar Trail: Stillwell, Rocky Point.

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