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Trail Description:
Good old power lines! DONT GO HERE WITHOUT A HELMET. It is very rocky and loose dirt. it collects alot of rain.
How to get there:
RT 104 in smithfield, going away from north providence
| Posted by: JayForg on 12/24/2008 |
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My brother and I took this route from Rocky Hill Road in N. Smithfield. We road a total of 18 miles. Lot's of fun and def some technical spots. Strongly suggest for intermediate riders.
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| Posted by: Ironhorse kyle! on 7/4/2007 |
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Love this trail. i live in scituate (R.I) so it's nice and close for me. wear your helmets thou, its a rough ride in some areas. def. my favorite weekend trail!
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| Posted by: Bobby on 9/2/2006 |
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Been on these trails all week. Def a pretty nice place to ride, muddy in lots of spots but been rippn it up nice these past few days
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| Posted by: matt on 8/27/2006 |
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hey are there any Bryant students out there? mwilson1@bryant.edu
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| Posted by: Jon on 9/14/2004 |
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I've grown up on these trails, Smithfield is my home town and I can assure you they are great. For a variation try going into th rock quarry off the section between Mountaindale rd and route 7. It's over on the left hand side if you are going towards route 7
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| Posted by: Big Al on 7/13/2000 |
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Start at Route 44 near Wendys and head down the trail towards the phone tower. Up the hill and over another. cross one road and into the power lines one again and you will find that on both sides of power line are a ton of single track "deer trails". The power lines will continue on to Woonsocket. You could spend a week in there finding new trails as I have.
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| Posted by: Tony on 6/22/2000 |
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Very technical in spots - duration - 1 to 1.5 hours
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