Trail Description:
Great beginner trail! Rolling hills with some logs to navagate. Some tech areas and lots of deer.
How to get there:
In New Jersey take the GSP9 Garden State Parkway) to exit 114 (coming from north make a left at top of hill) (Coming from south make a right) Follow road straight through 2 lights. At the 2nd right turn right, Balm Hallow Rd Contiune straight to Rt 35 make a right. Continue staright (South) to Navasink River Road. (If you cross the bridge you went to far) Continue on this road about 3-4 mile and look for sign on right HUBER WOODS park is on the left.
| Posted by: Karr on 12/17/2006 |
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this trail is freekin awsome! easy enough for
beginners, yet chalenging enough for experts. Muy
bueno! =)
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| Posted by: Karr on 12/17/2006 |
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this trail is freekin awsome! easy enough for
beginners, yet chalenging enough for experts. Muy
bueno! =)
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| Posted by: Paul on 8/28/2006 |
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I ride here about 2-3 times a week during the season. I think its a great place regardless of skill level. You can get more and more challenging depending on which trails you take. I wouldn't recommend Fox Hollow trail because it is designed for hikers and therefore tons of sand.
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| Posted by: Riverjib on 7/6/2005 |
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After Hartshorne, Huber's one of my favorite places to ride in NJ. If you don't ride all winter, it's a great place to rebuild your stamina for more challenging terrain. There's definitely more than three miles of trails; it's about half the size of Hartshorne with trails running through most of the park. Just watch out for horses; it's not uncommon to come flying around a turn and spook a horse. And with horses comes manure...not the most pleasant thing to clean off your legs and bike.
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| Posted by: Mikey on 12/8/2004 |
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This is a great little trail, but it is SMALL. OK for a quickie, no technical, but some cool hills and nice scenery. Also, often crowded, and mucho horse poop for your tires to deal with.
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| Posted by: surfer317 on 8/27/2004 |
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This was a fun ride. There is alot of sand in some areas so I would recommend cleaning the hell out of your bike when you get home. All in all its fun and a good warmup for hartshorne.
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| Posted by: Yellow NRS 1 on 3/22/2002 |
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There are a few good down hills to get some speed on. One trail here has a couple of great log piles to climb if you like to be a showoff to your friends. I would recomend riding Huber, then go to Hartshorne from here. They are about a 1/2 mile from each other in distance. Both trails are awesome!
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