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DescriptionVery 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.
Recommendations
Cathedral Pines (100%)
Sprain Ridge (100%)
Stillwell Woods (75%)
Blue Mountain Reservation (50%)
Cunningham Park (50%)
Tags
long options short tight tough
There's just over 9 miles of diamonds, both single and double. There is constant up and down flow which is great for plenty of fun when riding or trying to increase your time for a good workout. There's some small logs to roll over, some rocks from small to large rollers to ride over, and plenty of tight twisty flow turns. There's some moguls as well. This is a great trail to learn the technique of standing when riding and turning. If not you're going to be sorry as you will get banged up from some trees. Watch for some stops along the side of the trails that can give you a good endo toss.
The trail is setup like none other. Everything loops around and you can do a diamond two or three times if you want without having to do another diamond. You can ride this trail with a few inches of snow on the ground as well.
Total miles is close to 13.5.When you're on Long Island and are in shape this trail flows like no other. Come get some, you won't be disappointed!
It is maintained by an unbelievable individual named Hitch. If you see him working in there thank him for his efforts. The guy is amazing!
Similar Trail: East Setauket