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Trail Description:
The Woods Hollow trails run through fields woodlands and trails
How to get there:
located in Tatum park on Hollow road approxamtly 1-2 miles from exit 114 off the Garden State Parkway
Additional Notes:
Fun riding has a race every year around the beginning of August.
| Posted by: sara3 on 7/18/2012 |
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here is probably about 1/3 singletrack at Tatum Park (I've never heard the name Woods Hollow) if you get off the access roads. Some of it is sandy. I live about nearby so I ride there often, it is not as technical as Hartshorne or even Huber Woods, (few logs, roots and rock) and not to many steep climbs but it's a decent ride if your local and looking for some variet
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| Posted by: sara on 7/16/2012 |
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here is probably about 1/3 singletrack
at Tatum Park (I've never heard the name
Woods Hollow) if you get off the access
roads. Some of it is sandy. I live about
nearby so I ride there often, it is not
as technical as Hartshorne or even Huber
Woods, (few logs, roots and rock) and
not to many steep climbs but it's a
decent ride if your local and looking
for some variety.
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| Posted by: DNZ2005 on 2/17/2006 |
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The park is in fact called Tatum Park. However every August there is the Woods Hollow Classic Mountain Bike Race in Tatum Park. It is great for beginners who want to expreience competitve racing. 7.5 miles for beginner and a nice 11.25 miles for expert. Theres a mix of singletrack, a fireroad and an open field or two. There are some steep climbs in the park, especially in the woods, but a novice should be able to climb them. A bit sandy in spots but beyond that it should be a pleasant ride. For more info on the race or the park go here and look for Woods Hollow Classic. http://www.monmouthcountyparks.com/events/eventsmain.asp
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| Posted by: moonbat on 9/7/2005 |
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Street sign says "Tatum Park". I live 2 miles away and ride it often. Lots of open meadow mixed with moderate hills; but you can make it more challenging by riding them in both directions when you double back. As said, sandy and with numerous rabbits, groundhogs, the occasional fox, and deer who have no fear of you (or at least me). Look for a new trail, just opened (with a few trees to jump) hidden back in the corner of the 2nd small meadow to the left as you ride in on Indian Spring Trail.
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| Posted by: Skibum on 7/20/2004 |
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There is probably about 1/3 singletrack at Tatum Park (I've never heard the name Woods Hollow) if you get off the access roads. Some of it is sandy. I live about nearby so I ride there often, it is not as technical as Hartshorne or even Huber Woods, (few logs, roots and rock) and not to many steep climbs but it's a decent ride if your local and looking for some variety.
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| Posted by: phil on 3/10/2000 |
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It's very sandy. There is only double track. Better for a horse ride. Which you will see alot of. If you live close it is worth a trip otherwise don't bother
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