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Rockland Preserve Photos

A wooden sign attached to a tree in a forest, reading "WRONG WAY FOR TRAIL FLOW," with a symbol indicating a prohibition. The background features a wooded path surrounded by green leaves and scattered stones on the forest floor. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A tree in a wooded area displaying a directional sign that reads "To Summit Station" with an arrow pointing to the right. The surroundings feature green foliage and a dirt path leading further into the forest. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A winding dirt path surrounded by bare trees, covered in a blanket of fallen orange and brown leaves, typical of a forest in late autumn. The scene has a tranquil, natural ambiance with a few visible rocks along the trail. The atmosphere suggests a cool, overcast day. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

Two trail markers affixed to the trunk of a tree in a green forest. The left marker is blue with a white upward arrow, indicating straight ahead, while the right marker is red with a white right arrow, indicating to turn right. The background features tall trees and lush foliage. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

Four mountain bikers pause in a wooded area during a ride. They are wearing helmets and biking gear, with two bicycles visible nearby. The scene includes a mix of trees and underbrush, with a slight overcast in the sky, suggesting an adventurous outdoor atmosphere. One biker is smiling and giving a thumbs-up, while the others appear relaxed and engaged in conversation. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A view along a dirt biking trail in a wooded area, showing a narrow path with some uneven spots and patches of green foliage and fallen leaves. The handlebars of a mountain bike are visible in the foreground, along with a mounted display. Blue markers can be seen along the trail, indicating the route. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

Map of the Singletracks of Rockland, showing trail routes and difficulty levels. The legend indicates various trail types: East Loop (circle), Summit Trails (triangle), and levels for beginner, intermediate, challenging, and expert trails. The map includes a north indicator and a scale. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

Map of the Singletracks of Rockland, detailing various biking trails with color-coded difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, challenging, and expert. It includes a legend, scale, and points of interest such as the East Loop and Summit Trails, along with parking information. North is indicated at the top of the map. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A detailed map of the singletrack trails in Rockland, featuring various routes marked in different colors. The map includes a legend indicating difficulty levels such as beginner, intermediate, expert, and challenging, as well as points of interest like Mag 5 and other designated trails. Directions and scale information are also provided on the left side of the map. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A narrow dirt path leading into a dense forest, flanked by green trees and underbrush. A directional sign is visible on the right, indicating the Rockland Trail and Route 79 Parking Area. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a serene, natural atmosphere. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A forest trail covered with fallen leaves, featuring a wooden ramp made from logs. The ramp leads over a low area, with a carved wooden log on the side that reads "DROP." Surrounding trees are bare, indicating the setting is likely during autumn or winter. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

Two mountain bikes are parked next to a wooden information board and a signpost in a forested area. The board features trail maps and notices, while the sign indicates directions for nearby trails. A small stack of stones is placed on the ground beside the bikes. The scene is set in a sunny, wooded environment with bare trees. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A mountain bike view on a dirt trail winding through a wooded area, with rocky sections and fallen leaves visible on the path. The handlebars and display of the bike are in the foreground, while the trees stretch up into the background, under a cloudy sky. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A wooded area with greenery, featuring a trail sign pointing to "Crooked Hill" and "Summit Trails." A red mountain bike leans against a wooden bench nearby, and a bulletin board stands next to it. The path is dirt, surrounded by trees and underbrush. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A forested area with bare trees and a carpet of fallen leaves covering the ground. The scene is quiet and slightly overcast, with some branches scattered among the leaves and a small rock in the foreground. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A wooded trail fork sign indicating directions to the "Summit Area" and "East Loop," surrounded by lush green trees and foliage. The path is lined with leaves and fallen branches, leading through a serene forest setting. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A red mountain bike parked on a wooden bench beside a trail in a green forest. A wooden information kiosk is visible in the background, surrounded by trees and foliage. The ground is covered with dirt and fallen leaves. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A close-up of a turtle on a dirt path in a forest, with a fallen green mountain bike in the background. The turtle has a dark shell and bright orange-yellow underbelly, while the bike is positioned on its side, partially obscured by trees and foliage. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

A mountain biker in mid-air, jumping off a rock in a forested area with autumn leaves. The landscape includes bare trees and fallen leaves, capturing the essence of an outdoor biking adventure. Rockland Preserve mountain bike trail.

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