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Voted, Jesus Rog, you are always either on the skis, bike or...oh forget it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Pedalphile Cool stuff, Rog. Any chance Santa's bringing you a pov cam for x-mas? A waterproof GoPro would be right up your alley, especially for surfing. -Pete i'll start with a camera. anything more would be way too techy for me. great idea though! rog

It's easy to get an hour ride here. There is plenty to explore, but many of the trails are short so there is a lot of overlapping. I've easily killed an afternoon here trying different lines adn whatnot. I'm hoping that I can revamp this place by contacting Portland Trails to see if they'll let me do some work here.

That place looks fun..

Eastern Fat Tire Assoc. runs a nice series as well. Check em out at efta.com

Pine Hill Park is a great park. Great trail network with a lot of flowy trails. I just moved to the area this past summer and rode there 3-4 times a week until early November. I have yet to get bored with the trails there. If you ever want a tour, just let me know, I'd be glad to show anyone around. As far as it being in the bad part of town, it really is not. The area directly surrounding ...

The town loops should be o.k. not much hunting in that area but dress brightly. Saxon hill in Essex should be good, some of the lower trails, om and moflow ,might be wet but you can ride up the gravel road and skip the, all the upper stuff was pretty dry this weekend. You can also try Millstone in Barre

I have to agree. Riding is great with clear trails. Thanks to the parties responsible!

The Wheel Power bike shop in exeter heads out at 6PM on tuesday nights for a group ride. And Exeter Cycles leaves their shop at 6PM also on Thursday nights.Both of these shops ride for a couple hours out at Fort Rock. Both rides are fun with great guys. Awesome way to meet plenty of people to ride with!!

It's gonna pour rain tomorrow, I imagine the trails will be closed.