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• Arcadia State Park in East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Arcadia is the ONLY place to ride in RI. THe park has fire roads and singletrack all over the place. Some technical, some fast, all great. Still see it with my eyes closed. Get there soon. Don't confuse it with Acadia in Maine. It's ARCADIA!
 Last reviewed: Jan 24, 2009
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• Big River in West Greenwich, Rhode Island
Fun network with lots of singletrack, sandy fireroads. Plenty of rocks and roots. Best spinning on the Big River side (west of Hopkins Hill) with most technical aspects in Carr's Pond area to the East. Great place to take a beginner, but challenging enough for intermediate riders and not b...
Last reviewed: Jan 24, 2009
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• Black Hut Management Area in Glendale, Rhode Island
Fire roads with some hidden singletrack. I ride an 11 mile loop that requires you cross some pavement. Tough to link it all together not marked. Any one who would like to learn the loop can E-mail me and I'd be glad to give you the tour. Not super technical but fun! Good nite ride!
 Last reviewed: Feb 15, 2004
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• Carolina Wildlife Management Area in Richmond, Rhode Island
The Carolina Wildlife Management Area is bordered on the North by Kenyen Hill Trail, on the South by route 91, and is bisected by Pine Hill Road. The area contains a network of mostly doubletrack (old abandoned farm roads), and a small amount of non-technical singletrack. The North South...
Last reviewed: Oct 1, 2005
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• Colt Farm in North Smithfield, Rhode Island
Old railroad beds, doubletrack and power lines. Hilly, moderately techanical. Not my favorite place but it's close to home.
Last reviewed: Feb 15, 2004
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• Diamond Hill State Park in Cumberland, Rhode Island
NEMBA holds race at this location. Hilly as its' name would apply. Mostly rocky fire roads and patches of singletrack. Moderately technical, some decnt climbs that will leave even good climbers puffing. Not my favorite place but it's good for a change.
Last reviewed: Feb 15, 2004
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• Durfee Hill in Chepachet, Rhode Island
Small managemnet area. mostly fire roads and double track. Varied terrain some tech. some not. Hilly as name applies. Hepful hint......this ride can be linked w/ George Washinton Park (which is the other side of Pulaski park) and can be ridden to Douglas State Forest. I've done it and it i...
Last reviewed: Feb 17, 2004
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• Lincoln Woods in Lincoln, Rhode Island
Lots of technical single track as well as some double track and a paved loop around the lake. Good for most riders.
Last reviewed: Dec 18, 2004
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• Middle School Loop in Nasonville, Rhode Island
Trail Head is located in the right corner of the parking lot. Mostly single and double track. Not too technical, short loop but fun. Good place to take a beginer or use for time trial loop. Lots of people walk this trail so be careful.
Last reviewed: Feb 15, 2004
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Intermediate |
• North South Trail in Pascoag, Rhode Island
Trail marked in yellow. Trails run forever from Pascoag into Douglas State Forest to Pulaski and beyond. Some very technical trails, everbody will walk some sections. Heavily hunted in the fall, almost got shot once. Very wet early in the season.
Last reviewed: Sep 22, 2008
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• Pulaski Park in Chepachet, Rhode Island
3 Mile loop marked in blue.... 6 mile red..... 8 mile orange.... all trails clearly marked. Mixed bag single, double, fire roads and some dirt roads. Very tecnical, huge rocks everywere. Even Hans Rey is gonna walk in here. Stay out of this place during hunting season! October-February! Ve...
Last reviewed: Feb 15, 2004
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• Snake Den State Forest in Johnston, Rhode Island
Another little shit hole of a place to ride. Good for beginners or for a change of pace. They no longer dogs so this counts me and my four legged training partner out. Oh well I won't cry about losing this one.
Last reviewed: Feb 19, 2004
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• Walkabout Trail/george Washington Management Area in Chepachet, Rhode Island
Technical singletrack: some steep climbs and rock gardens. If you get tired, you can always pick up a fire road to get back. The scenery is worth it: lake views, hemlock forests, and not many people.
Last reviewed: Jun 1, 2006
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