Pequonnock River Valley State Park / Trumbull Mountain Bike Trail in Trumbull, Connecticut

A mountain biker navigates over a rocky terrain in a wooded area during autumn, surrounded by bare trees and fallen leaves. The cyclist is wearing a helmet and bright orange sleeves, demonstrating an active outdoor adventure. Pequonnock River Valley State Park / Trumbull mountain bike trail.

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Level: Intermediate

Length: 15 mi (24.1 km)

Surface: Singletrack

Configuration: Network

Elevation: +595/ -930 ft

Total: 109 riders

Mountain Biking Pequonnock River Valley State Park / Trumbull

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#1 of 113 mountain bike trails in Connecticut

#170 in the world

This place goes by many names, Trumbull, Old Mine Park, and Pequonnock River Valley. Trumbull is an XC and Freeriding paradise. The park is connects in the north to a three mile rail trail that if you head north connects to other greenways and single track giving the rider the potential for an epic ride.

Trumbull is also a Freerider's paradise with a number of drops ranging from 2-20 feet, including the picnic tables and lovers leap. You will also find one of Connecticut's tallest rollers, the Green Monster, which is 30' high, as well as many other rollers strewn throughout the park.

There are four marked trails: Blue, along the Pequonnock River; White, down the center of the valley; Yellow, about half way up the ridge; and Red, goes along the ridge and has the most serious climbs.

You haven't ridden in CT until you have ridden Trumbull! Hunting is permitted here in the fall (except not on Sundays) so please where bright colors when riding from October 1st through December.

First added by GreenGiant on May 18, 2007. Last updated May 11, 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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Getting there

Route to Trailhead with Google Maps

From I-95, or the Merit Parkway(Rt.15) take the Rt 25 exit to exit 9 (Daniels Farm Road) If coming from the south-left at the top of the ramp, then first right, park in commuter lot. If coming from the north side of 25 same exit-go right off ramp and lot is in front of you. To get to the trail head, pedal out of the lot and turn left. At the end of the cul-de-sac you will see a short climb through a rock wall and beyond that a kiosk.

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