Nov 28, 2019 at 05:04 PM
Fun times were had, This is how pro we are



My folks live right by Manorville Hills! Theres some real up and down trails in there. I'm not sure if bikes are allowed, but there is an almost complete singletrack trail that goes from Rocky Point MTB trails, through manorville, all the way to Montauk. There are a few road sections, but I think its about 110ish miles? Its called the Paumanok Path. Could make for a fun adventure!AndrewJohnson said:I'm hoping to be able to put together some trips with @RobertPeras to MVH (Manorville Hills.) I really like that trail, and its CX bike friendly. It has a couple of spots that can be better on an MTB but if one is careful it's not a big deal. Also in the colder months less worry about ticks and such, or oppressive heat and humidity. I need to get the brakes on my CX bike fixed once again, hopefully in a week or so she will be ready to go.
im starting in massapequaPhil Maronilla said:@Mark Taylor The closer you get to Stillwell, the more technical it gets so an mtb would be better and more enjoyable. I would say once you go cross the LIE going north it gets more technical. South of that, a cross bike would be fine. I would start from Bethpage State Park and go north.
There is an MTB trail in Manorville, been there, even raced there. It looks like climbonline.org is offline... but https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-york/manorville-hills-mtb-trail shows you a bit... Yes definitely some climbing hence why the cx bike is preferred since it's lighter.RobertMullen said:My folks live right by Manorville Hills! Theres some real up and down trails in there. I'm not sure if bikes are allowed, but there is an almost complete singletrack trail that goes from Rocky Point MTB trails, through manorville, all the way to Montauk. There are a few road sections, but I think its about 110ish miles? Its called the Paumanok Path. Could make for a fun adventure!AndrewJohnson said:I'm hoping to be able to put together some trips with @RobertPeras to MVH (Manorville Hills.) I really like that trail, and its CX bike friendly. It has a couple of spots that can be better on an MTB but if one is careful it's not a big deal. Also in the colder months less worry about ticks and such, or oppressive heat and humidity. I need to get the brakes on my CX bike fixed once again, hopefully in a week or so she will be ready to go.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paumanok_Path
Sorry, my paragraph wasn't clear! I meant I'm not sure if mtb is allowed on the paumanok path! The Manorville Hills trails are super fun and p well maintained by CLIMB.AndrewJohnson said:There is an MTB trail in Manorville, been there, even raced there. It looks like climbonline.org is offline... but https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-york/manorville-hills-mtb-trail shows you a bit... Yes definitely some climbing hence why the cx bike is preferred since it's lighter.RobertMullen said:My folks live right by Manorville Hills! Theres some real up and down trails in there. I'm not sure if bikes are allowed, but there is an almost complete singletrack trail that goes from Rocky Point MTB trails, through manorville, all the way to Montauk. There are a few road sections, but I think its about 110ish miles? Its called the Paumanok Path. Could make for a fun adventure!AndrewJohnson said:I'm hoping to be able to put together some trips with @RobertPeras to MVH (Manorville Hills.) I really like that trail, and its CX bike friendly. It has a couple of spots that can be better on an MTB but if one is careful it's not a big deal. Also in the colder months less worry about ticks and such, or oppressive heat and humidity. I need to get the brakes on my CX bike fixed once again, hopefully in a week or so she will be ready to go.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paumanok_Path
