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CYCLNG & MTB

FIND  INFO  HERE  ON  RIDING  THE  ROADS  THROUGH  HARRIMAN  &  MOUNTAIN BIKING POPULAR TRAILS / LOOPS IN STERLING FOREST

ALWAYS CARRY OUT WHAT YOU CARRY IN!

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Harriman State Park offers miles of great training roads with lush green viewpoints during the spring and summer and spectacular vibrant foliage during autumn.

Sources below.

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Seven Lakes Drive O&B

By Melissa Grieco, Pearl Izumi Crew

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To Harriman, On Bike & Ferry

by My Harriman

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FOR  EATERIES,  INCLUDING  QUICK  GRAB-N-GO,  CLICK  THE EAT TAB.

CYCLING GROUP

ROCKLAND BICYCLING CLUB 

 

A not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization which hosts rides and social events throughout the year. Explore Suffern and Harriman routes with them!  Riders love the Suffern segment of their "Ride Around Rockland" series.

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If you prefer the road less traveled, try their  "EZ20" in Harriman State Park which starts and ends at Lake Kanuwaukee and in between does it's best to show you the most park with the least hills.  

 

For the really adventurous and experienced cyclist, they re-brand EZ20 as "Moonlight Miles" and run it on cloudless full moon nights when the park is  devoid of people and cars.  Nothing but bikes slipping silently through the woods past curious watchful eyes in the bushes.

IN TUXEDO

MUNSEE-EAGLE  /  STERLING  FOREST

THE  NEW  MULTI-USE  TRAILS  IN  SOUTH-EASTERN  STERLING  FOREST  WAS  BUILT  AND  SHARED  WITH  US  BY  OUR  FRIENDS  AT THE  NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY TRAIL  CONFERENCE:  THE  NEW  3.5  MILE  LONG  MUNSEE-EAGLE  ALONG  WITH  THE  HUTCHINSON/RED  BLACK  TRAILS  FORM  A  7-MILE  LOOP  CONNECTING  THE  CARETAKER  AND SOUTH  GATE  PARKING  LOTS  AT  THE  FOREST.  THE  TRAILS  WIND  PLAYFULLY  ACROSS  STONE  AND  WOODEN  BRIDGES  THROUGH  VALLEYS  AND  RAVINES  AND  A  MULTITUDE  OF  HABITATS,  PAST  GLACIAL  ERRATICS  AND  DRAMATIC  CLIFFS,  CREATING  A  FUN,  ENGAGING  EXPERIENCE.

THE  MUNSEE-EAGLE  IS  DESIGNATED  FOR  HIKERS  AND  MOUNTAIN  BIKERS,  WHILE  THE  HUTCHINSON / RED BACK  TRAIL ADDITIONALLY  INCORORATES  EQUESTRIAN  USE.  THESE  TRAILS  ARE  PART  OF  THE  STERLING  FOREST  TRAILS  PLAN  TO DEVELOP,  MAINTAIN  AND  OPERATE  A  HIGH-QUALITY  DIVERSE  TRAIL  SYSTEM,  WHICH  LINK  TO  REGIONAL  TRAIL  SYSTEMS  AND ARE  MAINTAINED  THROUGH  PUBLIC / PRIVATE  PARTNERSHIPS  TO  PROVIDE  AN  INTEGRATED,  YEAR-ROUND  TRAIL  SYSTEM  FOR A  DIVERSITY  OF  TRAIL  USERS.

SHARING THE TRAIL

BECAUSE THE NEW TRAILS IN STERLING FOREST ARE MOSTLY SINGLE-TRACK, SHARED-USE TRAIL WITH SOME SHORT SECTIONS THAT ARE PARTICULARLY NARROW, PLEASE PRACTICE PROPER TRAIL ETIQUETTE. PAUSE AND ACKNOWLEDGE EACH OTHER'S PRESENCE.  ALL USERS YIELD TO HORSES, AND BIKES YIELD TO HORSES AND HIKERS. IF POSSIBLE, MOVE DOWN LOW OFF THE TRAIL BELOW HORSES RATHER THAN CLIMBING ABOVE THEM.

FOR  EATERIES,  INCLUDING  QUICK  GRAB-N-GO,  CLICK  THE EAT TAB.

NOTE:  PLEASE DO NOT RIDE DURING MUD & FREEZE-THAW PERIODS TO PRESERVE THE NEW TRAIL.

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