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Trail Description:
Off the main dirt road there is a rail trail, and off of both those roads are nice singletrack trails. Some sections are steep and rocky (hence the name "Steep Rock"). Beginners will enjoy the rail trail and more adventerous riders will enjoy the many off shoots.
How to get there:
Go through New Milford to Washington Depot. When the Hickory Stick book shop is on your right, continue on for a little over a mile to the parking area for Steep Rock.
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| Posted by: Matt on 5/28/2010 |
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It is very generous of the association to let people ride there. It use to be a great spot to bike now it’s just ok. Great place to hike though. After reading all the comments I am just glad I don’t live there any more and I don’t have to deal with stupid people like Joe. Enjoy your life and don’t ever come to Montana you will hate it.
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| Posted by: Woody on 4/26/2009 |
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Fun ride, but I reccomend going on a dry, but off-season (Late Fall to Early Spring) day during the week. If you are obeying the unwritten, courteous, rules of the trail, if not those of the park, I doubt anyone is going to complain. I generally don't even go in there if there are more than a few cars in the lot. All of the hikers I have encountered there have been extremely friendly to bikers. Please don't contribute to the erosion in this beautiful park by riding the single track when the ground is wet. Stick to the recommended trails for biking on rainy and high-use days. Hit the overlook if you get a chance!
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| Posted by: Matt on 11/6/2008 |
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I use to ride there all the time before they closed the trails to mt. biking. It was a great place to ride and enjoy the outdoors. If more people knew how to break without skidding the erosion wouldn’t be so bad. Its weird how erosion is such a problem there but not on the millions of miles of trails all over the country. Maybe the weekend warriors that come up from the city for the weekends are worried about spraining an ankle while walking there pocket dogs. It’s to bad people cant accept the help the mt. bikers offer to maintain the trails so they could stay open to them. I guess I am just sorry to see another great place close. (Its a 5 if you break the rules.)
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| Posted by: Joe Blow on 2/5/2006 |
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yeaaaaa dude!!!! I wanna go here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Posted by: Joe on 9/30/2004 |
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Steep Rock Foundation generously allows people to use their property for walking, biking, skiing, etc. It is a beautiful site. There are some trails that aren't suitable for bikes because of the erosion they can cause. Why can't you respect their wishes? Too selfish? Ignorant? Both?
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| Posted by: john on 8/27/2004 |
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pissed me off that we arent allowed did it any way it rocked!!!!
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| Posted by: Al on 10/2/2002 |
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I have recently rode up Steep Rock, although it is "not allowed." It was a tough ride up as my friend and I were riding through a rain storm but on a dry day, it would be a nice ride(Besides the risk of getting being fined). The top has a great view overlooking the Shepaug River. I suggest going up during a rainy day, although more difficult, there will be less people and less of a chance to be caught biking on the trails. Lots of side trials so try to stick to the main trails...I didn't seem to know that i wasnt on the right trail at the time....
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| Posted by: jeff mckay on 11/15/2000 |
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you used to be able to ride the singletrack at steep rock, but it is "not allowed" any longer. Mtn biking is allowed only on the service roads, which are pretty flat and easy. You risk getting a ticket if caught on the singletrack... it's not worth it.
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