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Level: Intermediate
Length: 20 mi (32.2 km)
Surface: Singletrack
Configuration: Network
Elevation: +929/ -984 ft
Total: 42 riders
Mountain Biking Trout Brook Valley
#14 of 113 mountain bike trails in Connecticut
Lots of really technical single track and a few fire roads. Closed during the Winter. Some trails are off limits to bikes.
First added by GreenGiant on May 21, 2007. Last updated May 8, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
- Drinking water: unknown
- Lift service: unknown
- Night riding: unknown
- Pump track: unknown
- Restrooms: unknown
- Fat bike grooming: unknown
- E-bikes allowed: unknown
- Fee required: unknown
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From NY - East on Merritt Pkwy, Exit 44 "Route 58, Fairfield"
Route 58 (Black Rock Tpke) to Route 136. Go South (left) on 136...
Take second right onto Old Redding Road. Follow this until it dead-ends into the Weston Animal Hospital, make right.
Right at Bradley Lane takes you right to trail head.
System trails (1)
Great trail for senior citizens
| ThankNo biking permitted from Jan. 1st- Apr. 30th.
| ThankThis trail gets a higher rating strictly based on the blue loop. It offers a long climb that works your aerobic threshold and you are later rewarded by an awesome descent! So fun that I had to do it again. The green is more beginner oriented and just a vehicle to add mileage. The white trail starts out as easy doubletrack and changes to fun singletrack getting a bit more technical the further you ride until finally you are so frustrated at dismounting your bike so many times that you head back! A mix of trails for everyone.
| ThankNice trails but it's a shared use trail system so some of the trails were not designed for mtn biking. Trails are nicely marked and there are maps available at the trail head. Blue trail has a nice little climb in the beginning and a nice down hill at the end. Green trail had some narrow wooden bridges. You are partly on a gravel road at points within the green trail.
| ThankThese trails are "the Best"! This is one of my favorite places to ride locally. NEMBA works with the land trust folks to make sure the trails are maintained for both hikers and bikers.
| ThankExcellent riding area with lots of rocks. A few steep climbs, otherwise rolling and rock gardens. After heavy rains lots of technical sections with rocks, roots and deep water crossings.
| ThankThese very well maintained and marked trails vary from easy to difficult, but nothing too severe. I would consider most of the trails to be "fast and flowey.". Some good trails are off limits currently due to waterfowl breeding, but there is plenty to explore. Maps are available at all the official parking lots/trail heads.
| ThankTrails: Quite a few, steep technical climbs, lots and lots of rock gardens, very advanced trail riding. Northern Section is harder to ride than the lower section. Lots and lots of drops and rollers all over the place, basically typical New England riding.
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