NYC MOUNTAIN BIKE BLOG



This is a blog for a group of outdoor-oriented NYC-area residents to post thoughts and pictures on the latest weekend mountain bike outings. As a group, we've discovered that we're lucky not only live in or near an amazing city, but also to have access to an amazing variety of natural scenery. Biking happens to be the way our group accesses our natural surroundings. Hope this inspires the reader to 'get out there'! - Carl Kulo (blog creator)


Saturday, June 13, 2009




Great June day in the Hudson Highlands. Hank Schiffman, Scott Blau and I rode a robust 32 miles, with 3540' gain, 4:15 riding time. Probably 8+ mph average. From Manitou rail stop, we rode up South Mtn Pass to old Redoubt Road (double and singletrack through forest and open fields). Then an ascent to the White Rock outlook (above left) with views south to Greymoor, Hook Mtn, Hudson River. We then had a long and descent through the Osborne Loop trail network, with a great view of West Point along the way (the banner above). After a brief stop, we climbed up to hills of Fahnestock SP and rode the Chimney Hill and Stillwater trails.

5 comments:

  1. Dry trails though humid, overcast and cool for mid June. Evidence of recent downpours with gathered leaves on some steep slopes with erosion ditching. None the less, not much standing water and very little mud. However, whatever there was did get over everything.

    What a fine day on wheels. Surprisingly quite sore today.

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  3. Does anyone know of an NYC/LI/NJ group planning to go on long hikes in the Dacks/VT/NH this fall? Please e-mail me at malchikinus_1@hotmail.com.

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  4. You look like you have enjoyed the greatest of healths. Great showing over there, sir.

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