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Ride Summary:
A network of single track.
Trail Description:
Screaming downhill and rolling single track abound in this network of trails. Try the chute which drops about 30 ft. It is a big rush if you don't use your brakes.
How to get there:
Cross the GWB and exit immediately after the bridge on the Henry Hudson Parkway exit. Head North until you reach the 246th street exit. There is a parking lot for the stables which you park in. IT IS EXTREMELY SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL. It actually on the border of Yonkers and the Bronx. In Manhattan, take the D train to 242nd street and Broadway. Get off the train and on your bike and ride.
| Posted by: Anelise on 10/27/2012 |
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| Posted by: Channery on 7/3/2011 |
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More posts of this qauilty. Not the usual c***, please
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| Posted by: Larry S on 5/16/2000 |
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hi The park that you call inwood park is named Van Cortland park.Inwood park is another park that is around 210th.st. and broadway in manhattan.Van Cortland park,s trail head is next to the boat house and lake off 240th.st.and trial is the old putman train line and it gos,s 30 to 40 miles up IF you look hard.and there are hundreds of smaller trails off that. main entrance to Van Cortland park is off 240th.st.and Bailey ave in the Bronx. and as Van Cortland park being safe (well it,s not that safe!!) NEVER RIDE THERE ALONE! but it is a very beautiful park! I have lived next to this park for over 39 years!and i know every bump there.another great park is Graham hills park in pleasantville NY.about 25 miles above Van Cortland park!and only mt.bikers go there to ride. and this place is very safe to ride! well have fun and ride well Larry S. from WWW.WMBA.ORG
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| Posted by: Tommy on 3/16/2000 |
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I really would love some more detailed directions on finding these trails by car. I tried last year to no avail, and it seems an excellent and close ride
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| Posted by: Alex Landestoy on 10/29/1999 |
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To get there by train one has to take the IRT1 train to 242nd st. The D trains last stop is @ 205th st.
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