Trail Description:
It's a great park with trails for everyone. Rolling to technical, flat to steep. Paved roads and paths for road work along with singletrack. Truly something for everyone.
Some double track. Roots and rocks with a lot of mud in the wet. The trails tend to be pretty busy with a lot of MTB'rs on weekends...check it out!
How to get there:
Route 3 south from Booston to exit 14, rt 228 towards Hingham. About 3 miles on theright you'll
see the signs for the park.
Additional Notes:
There's also a campground in the park for seasonal camping.
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| Posted by: NHrider on 2/10/2006 |
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miles of rocky trails and off route obstacles will
keep you busy here. The park is huge stretching
into 5 towns, so its easy to get lost, pick up a map
at the parks Hingham entrance. A sattellite park to
wompy is whitney woods (also can be accessed via
cohasset parking area), most of the singletrack is
off limits to mtb, however the riding is sick and
techncal...so ride it anyway! I usually do a 25mile
loop throughout the park and never ride the same
trails twice. Check it out...well worth the wile.
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| Posted by: fool on 8/31/2004 |
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i got lance in ma pants
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| Posted by: kazi on 8/31/2004 |
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ugh... this park is off the hook! Great trails with a lil bit fo' everyone... maybe if my skareb wasnt so horribly awful, i could shread this bitch up better than a cheese grader workin on a oven mit!! naw mean>>> any way, ugh... if your in the area and ugh... you like rough stuff wompy and you go together as well as black folks and the ghetto!!! yoyo yo don worry man im black so its aight and u best not get all up in ma grill fo' dis!! PEACE OUT.
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| Posted by: o-dog aka owen on 8/30/2004 |
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personally i love riding here. When i step on my bike i get extremely exited. There are many of trails to choose from. I just like to tear it up on my sweet trek 4300. you got to hit up some of the free ride stupp set up around the park.
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| Posted by: BigRipper on 8/20/2003 |
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This is a very fun place to ride! ENDLESS miles of tight, technical, fast, single track. But, be careful what you wish for. There are so many different trails here that it is very easy to get lost. The last time I rode here, I started riding at 4pm with the intentions of getting back to the car around 6:30-7pm. I got lost for almost two hours. It turned dark, I was getting eaten alive by mosquitos, I could'nt find any other riders, none of the roads looked familiar and all the while I'm freaking out because they lock the gates at dark and you cant get your car out!!! I finally ran into the park ranger doing a final sweep before closing the gate just before 9pm and he showed me the way back to my car. BAD SITUATION! Great place to ride though... Maybe I'll take a map next time...
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| Posted by: Bill Boles on 2/26/2002 |
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Over the last 5 years, due to New England Mountain Bike Association trailwork days, the amount of available singletrack has jumped from about 16 to over 30 miles. Say Thanks to NEMBA whenever you cross one of Wompy's many wooden bridges.
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