Trail Description:
This is the hands down premiere trail in NJ. its huge and has lots of great trails for the pro to beginner. and its not too packed
How to get there:
take rt 35 towards sandy hook. get off at navesink ave. take a left at the red deli and go 2 miles to trailhead (its just around a bend on your right)
Additional Notes:
Enjoy and try to fix the trails a little
| Posted by: Jonathan on 3/4/2011 |
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What time of the year are these trails
open? We would like to go ride these next
weak but we're not sure if it is open.
Thanks!
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| Posted by: house of sick on 11/3/2010 |
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hey comatose721 don't ride here or anywhere else "
after a good rain". unless you plan on putting in
some serious time repairing the trail say home! not
to be so blunt but your precious few hours of
enjoyment will ruin the trails for weeks to come.
one love.
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| Posted by: A Local on 8/12/2010 |
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The following are the Lat/Lon to
Hartshorne.
Cut & Paste the numbers into Google Maps
and you can route directly.
Hartshorne Lower Parking Lot: 40.401442,
-74.012717
Hartshorne Upper Parking Lot: 40.390965,
-73.988867
Also included are the positions for
Huber Woods. You can easily hook up the
two to get more mileage.
Huber Woods Main Lot: 40.385974, -
74.034505
Huber Woods back entrance. Use when
going to/from Hartshorne. (a few parking
spaces): 40.391449, -74.022172
Entries to Hartshorne from Hartshorne
Rd. No parking, but useful if you are
trying to connect Harts + Huber.
Closest = 40.39340, -74.01425, End of
Hartshorne Rd: 40.391947, -73.997034
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| Posted by: Keith on 7/17/2010 |
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Can anyone give a little more detail on
finding the entrance of the trail and if
there is parking near by?
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| Posted by: anonymous on 6/27/2010 |
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You have to take route 36, not 35. 35 splits into 35 and 36 about 10-14 miles before the park.
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| Posted by: fatbacktom on 5/14/2010 |
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Must def take route 36 not 25 and follow the directions next to the picture above.
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| Posted by: comatose721 on 3/12/2010 |
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how is this trail after a good rain? is it to dangerous for a novice? was thinking about heading up there monday after this storm to check it out. any input would be greatly appreciated :-)
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| Posted by: bdm4371 on 10/6/2009 |
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Hello, just wanted to correct the directions; it is not Rt.35, its Rt.36 & you would make a right on Grand ave. which would bring you to the Red Store. Also Tom indicated that this is a small area! its really not small at all check out a map. This whole area is very pleasing to eye from all angles, at times it is hard to believe you are only 50 miles from nyc. I moved to this area 15 years ago, still love coming home from work everyday. Stop in at that Red Store & visit Pat, get yourself a drink & snack for your trip in the woods.
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| Posted by: cartoongoddess on 9/8/2009 |
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The trails in Hartshorne Woods are awesome!
There's something for everyone (even my 7-yr-
old). After, continue on to Sandy Hook for lunch
and ocean mileage runs. Most bike friendly place
I've been to on the east coast.
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| Posted by: Tom on 8/25/2009 |
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I've been riding here since the early 90's. It is incredible the amount of excellent riding available in such a small area. This place rocks. The fact that I live 8 miles from here and I also love to surf just makes it perfect.
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