Bethpage State Park Trail review page


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NY - Bethpage State Park in Long Island Mountain Bike Trail Review with Map and Pictures - Review By L.I.S. (Long Island Steve)

Rating Explanation (0-5) Category:									Overall Rating
Single-Track	Adventure	Climbing	Free-ride	Fun	Fear	Trail Enhancements	Scenery	Technicalities	Overall Rating
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Directions - Directions: Take the Long Island Expressway to Route 135 (Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway) South. Take the 135 to the Bethpage State Park exit. At the end of the ramp make a left and just over the 135 on your left will be the entrance to the park. Follow signs to the picnic area. Just past the booth, park on your left. The trailhead is at the far left side of the parking.

Description - This is a singletrack network type trail. All the trails are interconnecting. Not well marked but not too hard to get lost. About 10 miles or so of singletrack mixed with hiking and wide running trails. Not a lot of climbing but some nice short technical hills. This can be connected to the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt trail going North. Pretty packed on weekends.

GPS Info: N 40° 45.169' W 73° 27.960'

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Disclaimer: Caution - Use this map at your own risk. Bikerag.com and affiliates will not accept responsibility for an personal injury, property damage or trespassing while using this map. Trail users shall obey all signs, and always obtain permission from the land owner to use trails for any sporting activity. Permission to use trails should not be assumed. This map simply contains topographical information and trails that existed at one time. Trails shown maybe be missing, not accurate, closed, overgrown etc....

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