Trail Description:
Mountain biking in the Middlesex Fells allows the off-road cyclist the use of all Fire Roads. In addition to fire roads, there is a designated loop trail, which offers riders an easy to follow path around the Western Fells. This trail is marked by red and white mountain bike loop signs. This loop trail is about 85% on fire roads and 15% on single-track trail. The single track section of the Reservoir Trail is the only single track trail open to mountain bikers. All other single track trails are presently off-limits to bikers. Trail restrictions are based on the sensitivity of soil, slopes, wildlife habitat, and public safey concerns. Please stay off trails marked with "No Bicycle" signs.
How to get there:
From Boston follow I-93 North to the Winchester Fellsway exit - about 15 min.
Additional Notes:
Trail damage is a real concern here. Be kind to the trail or we'll lose it forever.
| Posted by: OWEN on 10/1/2004 |
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AWESOME PLACE TO GO RIDING. THE LOOPS PRETTY GOOD BUT THERE ARE ALSO OTHER TRAILS FOR YOU TO DISCORVER. TAKE THE SKYLINE TRAIL IF YOU WANT A GOOD VIEW OF BOSTON.
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| Posted by: john on 9/25/2004 |
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for more info on the fells, check out http://
www.fellsbiker.com - including much better trail
maps. (btw this site is such a pain, it bitches every
time you type a capital letter!!!)
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| Posted by: BIggie on 8/27/2001 |
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I ride this trail 3 - 4times a week good stuff ... the unkown trail by tthe rink is good as well but they also forgot to mention the trails across the street from the rink ;) But the fells is a fun place watch out for the dogs though can be a pian in the A$$ and also the man lovers on the side of the trails doing their business ... enjoy the ride there
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| Posted by: Adam Thistle on 8/17/2001 |
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It offers some good single track, however the best trail has been left unmentioned, As there is about 4-5 mi. trail that one can and should take just to get to the loop.It offers great single track and nice climbs and descents. You can enter this trail from the parking lot of a nearby hockey rink.
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