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Mianus River Park Mountain Bike Trail
Stamford, Connecticut
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
3 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 10 miles | Global Rank: #1734 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 18 | Wishlist: 3 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,847/-2,086 ft |
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Description: Mianus River Park is a small parcel of land on the Mianus River. The park straddles the border of Greenwich and Stamford CT. Heavily used by riders from all over the metro area (Connecticut, New York and New Jersey), this park requires thoughtful riding and watching out for hikers and the rare equestrian. You can\'t get lost here, though the trail network is a spiderweb. Some technical sections and short, steep power climbs keep it interesting for the racers, while lots of dirt roads and flat terrain make it an ideal spot for novices as well.
Description: Mianus River Park is a small parcel of land on the Mianus River. The park straddles the border of Greenwich and Stamford CT. Heavily used by riders from all over the metro area (Connecticut, New York and New Jersey), this park requires thoughtful riding and watching out for hikers and the rare equestrian. You can\'t get lost here, though the trail network is a spiderweb. Some technical sections and short, steep power climbs keep it interesting for the racers, while lots of dirt roads and flat terrain make it an ideal spot for novices as well.
added on May 18, 2007 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by hani122 on March 17, 2011
I grew up riding these trails. While a majority of it is double track there are some great little off shoots that provide nice singles track and technical riding. When I visited in the fall of 2010 I was a bit disheartened to see how bad some of the had come to be. it is in need of moderate trail work in some spots but was still a great little park to rip aorund.
reviewed by eddielicitra on May 13, 2010
For a small area, it's packed with lots of trails. Mostly intermediate riding with obstacles for more advanced riding. Storms in the area will knock down brush and logs from time to time, most of it can be ridden over, especially if you're creative. Recommended trails to hit would be Indian Rock(counter-clockwise), Cabin, and Deer trail.
* Review edited 8/18/2010
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reviewed by svp88 on January 2, 2010
Nothing Special. Full of people walking their dogs, Screaming at us to be careful not to hit their dogs.. there is a nice piece of OK trail by the river... overall nothing exiting .. great for beginners.. p.s. we didn't hit any dog :D
