West Hartford Reservoir Mountain Bike Trail in West Hartford, Connecticut || SINGLETRACKS.COM

Avg Rating:	4 trail reviews
Difficulty: - Intermediate
Length: 10 miles	Global Rank: #3573
Tread: Singletrack	Configuration: Loop
Ridden: 16	Wishlist: 4
1 trail check-ins	Climb // Descend +3,200 // -2,600 feet
Average Speed: 8.2 mph	Average Time: 0hr 38min

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Description
Something for everyone. Paved trails around the lakes for riders who don't want to get their $3K bikes dirty. Fire Roads further out for wannabees who think mountain biking means riding on dirt roads, and of course gnarly singletrack with awesome climbs, plenty of man made and natural stuntry.

added by GreenGiant Doubletrack

on May 21, 2007

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firecadet on July 31, 2012

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Review: Pretty good singletrack to be found if you go a few times and explore, not a lot is marked and a lot is budding off of other unmarked singletrack so some is hard to find but when you do it is definitely fun

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eastwood on April 9, 2011

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Review: mix of paved, fire roads, and some singletrack. Not a bad place to bring a beginner. More hills than would be expected.

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maineskiaddict on March 14, 2011

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Review: A pretty extensive network of Single track, double track, and paved path. There is quite a bit of hidden stuff so you have to look around and not be afraid of exploring. Do some research and find what people can give you for helpful advice.

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Smoothinto2nd on February 2, 2009

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Review: This place has a great trail system considering where it is. There is not a ton of single track stuff but what is there is good. If you stick to the north east side of the park that is where the best single track stuff is. Also that's where most of the log plies have been built. To the west there are mostly fire trails with a few shorter single tracks between them. It's good for a loop though.

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