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• Adams Farm in Walpole, Massachusetts
Trail maps are available at trailhead. Singletracks are found throughout off main fire road. Some sweet fast singletrack available. Hilly trail along power lines. Nothing too technical, just some fast singletrack and climbs.
  Last reviewed: Sep 30, 2009
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• Amherst Trail in Amherst, Massachusetts
Very technical, very rocky mixed-use trail. I explored these trails often, and rarely road the same way twice. Trails closer to the road are an intersecting network of hiking trails and singletrack. Follow the hiking trail norh, up some seriously steep climbs and through typical New Englan...
Last reviewed: Nov 1, 2004
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• Ashland State Park in Ashland, Massachusetts
Small easy loop. they have a duathalon here twice a year Mountain biking and running. The loop is not so great but the race is fun.
Last reviewed: Jul 27, 2007
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Beginner |
• Bald Hill Reservation in Boxford, Massachusetts
This is one of the best rides in Massachusetts! Though very wet in the spring and fall, Bald Hill is a wildlife sanctuary with an incredible trail running around/through/near it. Follow the white markers on the trees for a 10 mile ride or so, but you can get quickly lost if you stray from ...
Last reviewed: Nov 7, 2009
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• Batchlor Outer Loop in Amherst, Massachusetts
Go through the gate and take first left. Stay left and start climbing. At next junction take right and follow until major junction at the base of technical trail. go straight about 75 ft and take left for the technical climb. At end of climb take right down double track and bear left over ...
 Last reviewed: Aug 30, 2008
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• Beals Cove Park in Hingham, Massachusetts
Good ride for a beginner. Trails are short and fast. No real technical stuff here and the trails are very smooth. Very flat areas no real hard climbs on the trail or road. Lots of pavement with the trails off them.
Last reviewed: Mar 11, 2009
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Beginner |
• Belmont Conservation in Belmont, Massachusetts
Great place to burn the lungs. The first half of the ride is pure uphill with some cool singletrack, rather well maintained. Keep on your way up until you hit the water tower and bear right. From there, you have access to all kinds of fun singletrack, just watch out for people. I'd say hea...
Last reviewed: Nov 12, 2009
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• Blackstone River Heritage Canal in Uxbridge/northbridge, Massachusetts
Known as goat hill. The first time I went here I thought it was boring however, there are some really sweet patches of singletrack if you look! ride from the main parking lot and saty on the main trail. cross over two wooden bridges....when you turn the corner and go over a "table top" bri...
Last reviewed: Feb 16, 2004
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 Intermediate |
• Blue Hills in Milton, Massachusetts
Trails are very hilly, great leg work out. Nothing really technical just tough climbs. area also used for hiking and horseback riding.
Last reviewed: Aug 5, 2008
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 Advanced |
• Borderland State Park in Sharon, Massachusetts
Has a lot of different terrain, some singletrack, some gravel roads, pond loops, and apparently stuff similar to Lynn Woods (I was unaware of this when I was there) - big rocks to play on. Great scenery in the park as well
Last reviewed: Mar 22, 2009
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Beginner |
• Callahan State Park in Framingham, Massachusetts
There are two parts to Callahan - the nice side, and the ugly side. The nice side is about an hour's worth of riding along great single track through the woods and across fields. A few roots and rocks, but otherwise, very nice trail. Watch out for the abundance of people/pets, though. Plen...
Last reviewed: Oct 22, 2009
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• Caryl Park in Dover, Massachusetts
Lots of trails, doubletrack, some singletrack, a few big hills. Nothing too special, but somewhere to ride at least. Look out for horses and hikers.
Last reviewed: May 27, 2008
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Beginner |
• Cutler Park in Newton Highlands, Massachusetts
Cutler Park is a maze of trails around some pristine marshlands. The trails are mostly singletrack with a few planked areas to go over the wetlands. As you enter the trails from the parking lot, keep going right and it will bring you out into the main trail network. Just keep exploring ...
Last reviewed: Oct 20, 2009
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Intermediate |
• Douglas State Forest in Douglas, Massachusetts
Mixed bag of terrian. Fire roads, singletrack, doubletrack and some dirt roads. Extremely rocky with high technical score. Trails stretch out and can be ridden all the way to Buck Hill in Pascoag. Don't park at the Beach it will cost three bucks. Main trail parking lot. Check out the coffe...
Last reviewed: Jul 29, 2009
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Advanced |
• F. Gilbert Hills State Park in Foxboro, Massachusetts
F. Gilbert Hills SP, also known as Foxboro, is a state park with a plethora of trail conditions, singletrack, and fire roads. Conditions stay relatively dry even during rainy times, and the singletrack is rolling and relatively clear. A hardtail is more than ample to ride on, though a hybr...
Last reviewed: Nov 20, 2009
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• Fox Run in No. Oxford, Massachusetts
Locally know as Fox Run
If you park near the power lines you'll be close to some single and double track through the woods if you (facing pwr lines) go right and cross over the road towards the left side of the pond. This trail will lead you back towards Auburn and is about 8 miles to som...
Last reviewed: Mar 29, 2004
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• Franklin State Forest in Franklin State Forest, Massachusetts
Network of trails. I ride a 7 mile loop. Great training ride. Windy, twisty, a lot of turns. Not too tech. Big chain ring or fixed gear compatable. Love to show you my loop. E-mail me and I really will!
Last reviewed: Jul 25, 2007
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• Fresh Pond Loop in Cambridge, Massachusetts
This is a paved walkway with more people and dogs than you can count. I'm posting this as a note to other riders that this barely qualifies as "biking." :) Very pretty, though, and wonderful for people either learning how to ride a bike or for those in the later years just looking to stret...
Last reviewed: Apr 30, 2006
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Intermediate |
• Georgetown-rowley State Forest in Georgetown, Massachusetts
Georgetown-Rowley State Forest has all types of terrain from wide, gravel trails to tight, tough rocky and rooty singletrack. Definitely bring the bug spray. A main fire road runs from the trail head into Rowley and 133, and there are many trails off of this that again range in technical...
Last reviewed: Nov 4, 2008
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• Great Brook State Park in Carlise, Massachusetts
Great Brook is very popular since it is such a great family and beginner area. Because it is such a popular family area, it's not a great idea for advanced riders to come to Great Brook to do their serious weekend pounding. It's wise for fast riders to avoid this park on nice summer weeken...
Last reviewed: Aug 3, 2005
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Intermediate |
• Great Esker Park in Weymouth, Massachusetts
The park is not very big but has some decent size hills to go down. Some technical stuff to do throughout the park. Short but fast trails. Trails need some maintenance. Recommended for beginners to intermediate level riders. Start on the fire road and take trails off it. Most lead back to ...
Last reviewed: Apr 10, 2009
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Beginner |
• Greenbiar Hodges Dam in Oxford, Massachusetts
I've only seen a small portion (8 miles) of what's to be had here, but the terrain is varied and rumored to contain MUCH more. Expect lots of rock and rooty New England singletrack with some decent riding thrown in. Very wet in the spring and after rains, but otherwise, well-ridden trails ...
Last reviewed: Apr 20, 2009
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• Groton Town Forest in Leominster, Massachusetts
Lots of single track loops off of a main doubletrack route. The terrain gets more challenging the farther from the parking area you travel. We rode for 2 1/2 hours and had to stop to find our way back out. It is easy to get sucked in and keep rallying and easy to forget how many lefts an...
 Last reviewed: Apr 23, 2009
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Intermediate |
• Harold Parker State Forest in Andover, Massachusetts
Website says it has 35 miles of fire roads and trails. Has just about everything - some great singletrack, roots, rocks, technical stuff, doubletrack, singletrack, enough hills to make for some good climbs. Real fun place overall, lots of trails to explore.
Last reviewed: Nov 7, 2009
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Beginner |
• Howe State Park in Spencer, Massachusetts
There are alot of little trails here, and I've only ridden about half of them. Most are dirtback or ATV tracks and are pretty loose rock. The better ridiing is when you travel away from the lake across a small wooden bridge. After battling uphill on the loose rocks, the riding becomes a bi...
Last reviewed: May 7, 2008
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