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Trail Description:
Excellent single tracks, some logs, rocky sections and good downhills.
How to get there:
From NY Take I80 West to Route 517. Turn left. Drive for approximately two miles. Look for Deer Park Road on your left. Take this gravel road to the Park Parking Lot.
| Posted by: John Genny on 4/22/2013 |
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good place to ride. nothing too technical or extreme. I
unfortunately road there a during the winter months,
which I will never do again. I hit a patch of ice that
sent me out of control. i slid off the back of the seat
and hit the rear tire. My entire genitalia got caught in
between the wheel and the seatpost and was de-
rooted from my body. all that was left was an empty
cavity with tubes and hamburger meat. a few riders
ended up riding up on me, they will never forget what
they saw, me holding my gents in my hand dry
heaving. I fortunately have had surgery and am back to
almost 100%.
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| Posted by: Rich on 3/10/2010 |
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Good overall place to ride. You can spend a good 3 hours here and not get bored. Be careful, some of the larger puddles have some large hidden routes and rocks in them. I found out the hard way when i fell and snapped my humurous. The thing was hanging out like 4 inches and was stuck in the ground when i first realized what happened...i was laughing like a school girl for some reason for like 30 minutes and then the laughter turned to shreaks of terror...weird
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| Posted by: Elliott on 8/6/2007 |
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The mountain biking at Deer Park is very good. There is certainly more than one hour's worth of riding at Deer Park. Riders could spend a whole summer enjoying the trails. Lots of singletrack, good climbs and downhills and lots of logs makes for a great biking destination. Higly recommended.
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| Posted by: NO ONE on 6/17/2007 |
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This place has something for everyone. From the bottom lot you have a climb on a technical trail or a gravel fire road. Either are a nice down hill on the way back. The trail that wraps the lake is a great 30-45 after work ride. But if you have time to explore, you can spend hours on the single tracks. Perfect amount of hills for a work out that is paced. I've seen a bear a few times and bring your bug spray.
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| Posted by: the revelator on 4/3/2006 |
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Rode this for the first time today, nice dirt road
double track, fun and challenging single track
available too, enough climbs available for a good
workout. I have to agree with whoever said this is a
really good weekday type of ride.
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| Posted by: Shaneen on 10/30/2000 |
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Nice trail, challenging at times. REALLY challenging if you get lost and end up on the other side of the mountain (like I did). Watch out for deer ticks. Lots of muddy spots if there has been recent rain. Bears have been spotted there too.
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| Posted by: PENUT MAN on 10/30/2000 |
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STOP WHINING WHO CARES IF IT IS ALAMUCHY THERE ARE GREAT TRAILS IN HACKETTSTOWN!!!! THERE IS CRAP IN ALAMUCHY!!!!
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| Posted by: Honda on 9/27/2000 |
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people should be allowed to ride 4 wheelers in the mountain.Peole can hike,bike,ride horses, and kill animals but not ride a 4 wheeler WHY!
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| Posted by: JORBA on 8/7/2000 |
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The trails in Allamuchy State Park are maintained by volunteers of JORBA (Jersey Off-Road Bicycling Asociation). To see the scheduled work dates, go to www.jorba.org JORBA supports the shared use of trails with all permitted users. The are many equestrians who use this park as well, please be courteous.
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