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Ride Summary:
There is 6,500 acres of riding area with all kinds of riding levels.
Trail Description:
These trails are for all riding levels. There are many types of riding surfaces but watch out for the logs across the trail (log hopping beckons a must in this park). The trails range from packed dirt to loose gravel so stay on your toes.
How to get there:
From Rt. 24 take exit 10 and turn right toward Freetown State Forest. Look for the sign for Assonet and turn left. Fork right at the other sign and head to the pavement to park.
| Posted by: Tom M. on 6/21/2009 |
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Freetown can be divided into four sections. The Ranger Station/Slab Bridge Road, The Gas Line, The Power Line and The Ledge. Copicut Road offers the middle starting place at the Triangle where Bell Rock and Copicut meet. Park there and you can ride to any of the sections. Expect rocks and roots, mud and lose stones. Bring a full suspension bike, GPS, tools and tubes. Ride 10 miles or 50 miles. We ride three times a week and can put together a different combination each ride. We nick name our favorite trails like Break Your Bike, Bent Rim, Bloody Ben, (broken) Wrist Rock, The Ugly Trail,The Ugly Trails Sister and The Intense to name a few. If you like tecnical downhill ride the Ledge. Even better try riding up it. Ther is something for every advanced rider in Freetown.
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| Posted by: Lyle Czuchra on 8/15/2002 |
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Good variety of terrain -something for everyone. Some trails very rocky and approaching advanced rating. Good winter riding as snow melts quickly. No significant hill climbing.
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