Fire Lord Jim
Well-Known Member
What about Water Company? Or the Greenway Trust private lands? Meanwhile I'll stay in my backyard bike park.
State Park Closures AND Reopenings!
- Thread starter TimBay
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ReverendNewman1
Member
K, I'm staying away. I'll ride my road bike for the next 6 months.???
GreenMachine
Well-Known Member
The Battle to reopen parks begins;
nj1015.com
Republicans ask Murphy to reconsider closure of state and county parks
Several Republican lawmakers and a candidate for governor are pushing back on Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order on Tuesday closing all state and county parks.
MMuller
Well-Known Member
Don't crash! You DON'T want to need to go to a hospital.
Dingo
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Joe J
Well-Known Member
Sorry did I imply they were legal !! I come from a time when 99% of what we rode on MTB's was illegal so this is nothing new for me.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
No biggie, I'm going to ride non sanction trails by the house I'll start with a hike this weekend to trim back and mark it out
I actually want to make sure no one owns the land before I do that, I'll review the town maps
Johnny Utah
Well-Known Member
There were Wall police cars in Brice Park just parked and waiting
hopewell twp announced its trails would remain open to residents.
so i don't know if they are enforcing residents, but the D&R greenway off Mountain/Mountain Church road
is included.
So take a look at this page, read the headline, look at the picture.
interesting choice.
drgreenway.org
so i don't know if they are enforcing residents, but the D&R greenway off Mountain/Mountain Church road
is included.
So take a look at this page, read the headline, look at the picture.
interesting choice.
Sourlands Ecosystem Preserve | D&R Greenway
drgreenway.org
265crosser
Active Member
Let inmates out, then ticket mtb'rs nice murphy!
I think you have explored these, what are your thoughts on rideability? Meaning I heard many of the trails are wet enough it is hard to even hike them.hopewell twp announced its trails would remain open to residents.
so i don't know if they are enforcing residents, but the D&R greenway off Mountain/Mountain Church road
is included.
So take a look at this page, read the headline, look at the picture.
interesting choice.
Sourlands Ecosystem Preserve | D&R Greenway
they are very wet - places where there are stepping stones to get through.
I don't think they want bikes in there, but can't exclude them, to they are just made less attractive to ride.
i liked the page which has mercer county across the top
somerset county trail markers from SMP,
and a picture of devils half acre, rather than their actual trails.
rick81721
Lothar
hopewell twp announced its trails would remain open to residents.
so i don't know if they are enforcing residents, but the D&R greenway off Mountain/Mountain Church road
is included.
So take a look at this page, read the headline, look at the picture.
interesting choice.
Sourlands Ecosystem Preserve | D&R Greenway
those trails are all hiking only
I was wondering about that, I think there are some rock formations in there, at least based on some of the stuff you see from the road along mountain and mountain church.
I always wanted to explore the ridge over between Crusher Road and Broad Street. If you look on google, you can see a sliver of a green parcel that has a small trail off Broad Street and the more obvious one on Crusher. I never did because it would be a mtb affair and far enough from my old house that I didnt want to ride there.
looks like that goes all the way down to the watershed institute - i ran those trails a couple years back. might have to explore!
other side of crusher
yes, it links to the watershed, who BTW did a shit ton on improvement near the nature center. However, they hate bikes and the stuff was never really good enough to care.looks like that goes all the way down to the watershed institute - i ran those trails a couple years back. might have to explore!
other side of crusher
sundaydoug
Well-Known Member
"This calls for a much more nuanced position where parks that are not being overused at certain times of the day should be available to people. Maybe certain parts of parks should be shut down but parts of parks shouldn't. There needs to be a well thought out policy before you restrict the liberties of 9 million New Jersaynans to not visit the hundreds of thousands of acres of state parks and our state forests," Weber said.