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NY - Rocky Point - 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
5	2	2	2	4	2	3	2	3	4

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Directions - Take the Long Island Expressway to Exit 66, Sills Road. Follow Route 21 North for about 4 miles past Route 25 (Middle Country Road). Continue North for about a mile. Just past Whiskey Road, about 300' on the left, you will see the metal gate and parking area. This is the main parking area.

Description - This is a sweet one way singletrack loop. The main loop is 12 miles and easily done by the beginner. There are additional diamond loops of no more than 2 miles that have some great technical riding and some 15 to 20 foot rollers. There is also the West loop which is about a mile or so from the beginning and about 4 miles long. The total miles with the West loop and diamonds is about 20 miles. This is probably one of the best marked trails I have ever ridden. Seriously sweet singletrack with some great straights for some serious speed. This is a very popular trail so help is usually not far away. This trail is very well maintained by C.L.I.M.B. (Concerned Long Island Mountain Bikers). Map available at: www.climbonline.org.

GPS Info: N 40° 54.678' W 72° 56.516'

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