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Trail Description:
This trail is not for everyone, but for those who want to get better at handling their bike. It is like an old rock quarry.
The trails are all made by the locals, the are technical, fast, rocky, alot of roots and small drop-offs. The trails are interconnected and there are new trials to be explored every time you ride.
Helmet a must, these trails will challenege you.
How to get there:
In Madison take University to the college and then take a left at ridge then a right on kendall and then you are there. These trails are in the heart of madison.
| Posted by: max on 8/14/2009 |
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Dont go to hoyt park. no bikes allowed. Harvey st. right behind bagels forever there is a gravel road that goes into the woods
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| Posted by: Chris on 3/1/2004 |
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I work real close to this area, but
have not heard of this trail until now. I would like to check it out.Is it in Hoyt Park?
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| Posted by: Tyler on 9/28/2003 |
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Very fun... lots of spots to test yourself. Even fun on a rigid single speed, Trials, dirtjumping, freeride. Not really a place for the xc guy, if you want distance, this is not the place. If you want to catch air and make your heart pump... check it out. It's small but the hills and jumps keep it interesting.
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| Posted by: Captain Ginyu on 6/13/2003 |
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i had just gotten clip in pedals and was brought to this trail by a friend. this area is not good for clip ins. i biffed really hard and it sucked. come here with platforms!!!
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| Posted by: Carpking on 7/13/2002 |
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It actually says "Corey Park" on the map. This park is very cool. Half of it is for beginners and old farts walking dogs and the other half is dirt jumps and straight up, straight down saddles. A good place to get hurt. Enter behind Whole Foods off University to access the jumps.
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| Posted by: MIKE on 7/16/2001 |
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I CAME-I SAW-I RODE-I WILL NEVER COME BACK...
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| Posted by: Eric on 8/4/2000 |
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Yo webmaster dudes call it by the only name it should have QUARRY PARK!!
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| Posted by: Josh B on 5/4/2000 |
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I've been riding this park since before it was legal to ride. Hermits Park, their used to be a hermit liveing out of a hut in the big clearing, is a great place to ride at any level. The trails are most all single-track and criss cross the whole park so that you can ride all day and never take the same line twice. Its all there; 20 foot deep rollers, dirt quarter-pipes, three story straight downhills, jumps, drops, you name it, and the whole park is smaller than a city block. For the tightest technical youve probably ever seen, go to Madison and find Hermits Park, aka: Quarry Park, Bagels Forever. Best bike ship: The Yellow Jersey, 421 State st, tell him Josh sent you.
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| Posted by: Mike on 2/27/2000 |
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This place is fun. My skills have definitely improved since my first ride here.
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