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Level: Intermediate
Length: 13 mi (20.9 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +349/ -374 ft
Total: 14 riders
Mountain Biking Ski Bowl Park Bike Trails
#65 of 301 mountain bike trails in New York
The ski bowl park bike trails offer a variety of singletrack mountain biking trails, from the beginner level entry trail, ski bowl loop which offers fun flowy riding for all skill level riders, to the trail Alternative which features numerous alternate lines on steep, natural rock face drops, stream crossings, and fun downhill sections, to the highly rocky technical trail On The Rocks which will give any experienced rider a run for their money with it's highly challenging rocky riding with multiple line options. Trails made and maintained by Wilderness Property Management Inc.
Trail Names & Difficulty:
Ski Bowl Loop - Beginner
Carol Thomas Trail - Beginner
Alternative - Intermediate
Hoot - Intermediate
Long Trail - Intermediate
Ski Bowl Connector - Intermediate
Heart Brake - Expert
On the Rocks - Expert
Snake's Tongue Terrain Park - Expert
Lower Raymond Brook downhill - Expert
More trails coming 2016
First added by Zachary Rabeler on Jul 16, 2015. Last updated May 6, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: yes
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: yes
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: yes
- Fat bike grooming: yes
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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Take exit 23 off highway 87 and head towards Warrensburgh. Drive through Warrensburgh on route 9 and take a left on route 28. Drive for about 30 minutes until you pass a sign for the town of North Creek. The ski bowl will be shortly after on the left, after the turnoff for Gore Mountain Ski Area. If coming from Indian Lake on route 28, ski bowl will be on the right.
Good fun single track, good amount of climbing. Heart Break is one of the better trails here. Good trail features and optional lines.
| ThankCheck out these videos for a sense of the riding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA_RerbxaGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhbBdad6wok
This is a great trail... Probably just an edge above me.. the black diamond trails definitely are... but even the green trails are work getting up and down...
We designed trails and most always seem to be dry, so a good set up.
What is probably the most amazing thing about the trail... go there on a week day and you feel like you own it, no one there. For the most part even a lot of locals don't know about it
| ThankGreat trail system that keeps growing. Best for intermediate-expert as there is lots of climbing, some of it steep.
| ThankUsed to group ride here every week when I lived in Chestertown. All the trails in one continuous sequence always took about 1 1/2 hours with a few breaks. Feels like going uphill all the time, but full of features and ever-expanding (up, of course). New XC-ski trail has wiped out some of the super-tech "On The Rocks"
| ThankI loved this trail. Mostly intermediate and above. You can tell it was professionally done. I would of course have more signage, but there are some signs, and there are spots where there is a kiosk showing the whole park, and that is better than 90 percent of trails. Some flow, some real fun tough stuff. I wouldn't call any of the trails truly beginner, although some parts of some trails are beginner
| ThankGreat single track downhill
| ThankVery fun network of single track. Nice climbs, runs that you can open up on, or if you like tight tech riding there are a couple of great trails to do that on as well. Lots of rocks to play on. Views are fantastic and you can bomb down into town for a beer or snack- Well worth the drive!
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