Earth Times, link to original post
With the air turning crisp and the trees shifting hues, the cooling days of autumn are a perfect time to travel along many of Nassau County’s bicycle trails and streets and provide an opportunity to marvel at nature, historic sites and sprawling estates.
On the “Island Next Door” cycling enthusiasts of [...]
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Nassau County, NY Offers A Biker’s Paradise on Long Island
Posted in Biking, Long Island, Mountain Biking, tagged Atlantic Beach Boardwalk, Bethpage, Bethpage State Park, Hempstead Lake State Park, Huntington Bicycle Club, Long Beach Boardwalk, Long Island Bicycle Club, Massapequa, Massapequa Bicycle Club, Phil Angelillo, Short Bike Rides Long Island, Stillwell Woods Mountain Bike Trail, Syosset, Valley Stream State Park, Wantagh, Wantagh Park on November 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
New state park in Lloyd named for Scenic Hudson leader Franny Reese
Posted in Bird Watching, Cross-country ski, Hiking, Hudson River, Hudson Valley, Mountain Biking, tagged Franklin Delano Roosevelt Bridge, Mid-Hudson Bridge, Poughkeepsie, Ulster County, Walkway Over the Hudson on October 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Click here to read about NY’s newest state park: The Franny Reese State Park
Here’s another article with additional information.
Love the outdoors? Central New Yorkers have much to choose from
Posted in Biking, Bird Watching, Canoeing, Central NY, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Paddling, Syracuse, tagged Birding in Central & Western New York, camping, cyclocross, montezuma audubon center, Montezuma Wildlife Refuge, Norman Wolfe, Onondaga Audubon Society, Rich & Sue Freeman, savannah, seneca falls, take a hike, Take A Paddle, Take Your Bike on September 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by David Figura (with additions by Sue Freeman), Syracuase.com, link to original post
It doesn’t get much better than autumn in Central New York. Outdoor enthusiasts who hike, camp, cycle, kayak, bird (the list goes on and on) are in their glory.
Besides the breathtaking scenery (particularly during the height of fall foliage season), the cooler, more [...]
Anatomy of an accident leads to safer bike riding
Posted in Mountain Biking, tagged accidents, bicycle safety, safety on August 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Tim Jones, Republican American (yuck!), link to original post
I get asked the question often: “Do you ever worry about getting hurt?”
The answer is “Of Course!”
Oddly enough, for all the adventurous things I do, my personal default setting is “Caution.” That’s why I always buckle my seatbelt in a car, wear a helmet when I’m [...]
New Mountain Bike Trails on Staten Island
Posted in Mountain Biking, New York City, Trail Building, tagged Wolfe’s Pond Trail on June 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Click here to read about opening Wolfe’s Pond Trails to mountain bikers on Staten Island.
New bike trail system opens in Wilmington
Posted in Adirondacks, Cross-country ski, DEC, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Snowshoeing, tagged Adirondack Forest Preserve, adirondack mountain club, Beaver Brook Tract, Flume Knob, Flume Trail System, West Branch of the Ausable River, Whiteface Mountain Ski Area, Wilmington Mountain Peddlers, Wilmington Wild Forest on June 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Lake Placid News, link to original post
The first trail system on Adirondack Forest Preserve land designed to allow mountain biking officially opened Saturday.
The Flume Trail System is located in Wilmington and includes about eight miles of trails for four-season recreational activities including mountain biking, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The trails were designed to meet [...]
Ellicottville Epic Mountain Bike Trail
Posted in Buffalo, Finger Lakes Trail, Mountain Biking, Western NY, tagged Ellicottville, holiday valley, IMBA on May 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
by Devin P on Singletracks Bike the Net
This is an IMBA certified Epic Trail in New York. Located an hour south of Buffalo, Ellicottville is home to some of the finest mountain bike trails on the east coast. Built by mountain bikers, for mountain bikers, and easily accessed from town.
The climbs are long, steep and [...]
Rochester Women’s Bicycling Groups – Exercise & Friendship
Posted in Biking, Mountain Biking, Rochester, tagged adventure out, Betty Ride, Chicks on Wheels, Dryer Road mountain biking, Genesee Valley Cycling Club, Park Avenue Bikeshop, rochester bicycling club, RV&E Bike, RV&E Bike & Skate, Towpath Bike, Woman Tours, women biking on May 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Chris Swingle • Democrat & Chronicle, link to original article
It’s a sweaty girls’ night out with the lure of the open road or trail.
Weekly bicycle rides for women in the Rochester area offer healthy fun and the chance to form a supportive, encouraging sisterhood, local women say. Naturally, they fix their own flat tires, too.
Several [...]
Luther Forest Trails
Posted in Adirondacks, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Trail Building, tagged Luther Forest Technology Campus, Saratoga Springs, semiconductor manufacturing on April 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today, part of the Luther Forest in Saratoga Springs is being re-developed to be home to semiconductor, nanotechnology and emerging technology companies, as the Luther Forest Technology Campus (28 Clinton Street, Saratoga Springs, NY). It is planned to be the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing facility in the world, welcoming today’s leading technology companies.
The campus will [...]
New Guidebook – Bike Trails of Lake George Area
Posted in Adirondacks, Biking, Lake George, Mountain Biking, tagged Feeder Canal Trail, guidebook, Michael Carpenter, Roger Fulton, warren county, Warren County Bike Trail on April 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Just Released: “25 Interesting Bicycle Trails in the Lake George, NY Region” by Roger Fulton & Michael Carpenter
From a short, family friendly “ice cream” ride to a 50 mile long designated state bike route, this book offers more than 25 options in between. Both on-road and off-road biking locations are covered.
The 15 mile round trip, [...]


