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FYI to anyone interested in the Watershed trail in Port Jervis NY. The Outdoor Club of Port Jervis host no drop rides and tours of the park monthly and sometimes weekly. Check out the facebook page. sorry no link... but its Outdoor Club of Port Jervis, there is a ride this saturday in...

passing on this info, check it out on FB or http://usopen.bike/ Going to be a fun few days. Thursday eve is MCBP Thursday night races and US Open Party at the Biergaten Friday is the Big Whip contest Saturday is Qualifiers Sunday is the US Open GROM BOMB kids race (6-15 yr new to DH...

also call TC at Action Bikes and Outdoors shop, he might find you a tourguide, he also has weekend shop rides in the watershed trails.

this is a day late, hope you found something to ride, Maps are getting redone soon, and better signage/trail blazes are getting put up everyday. That said a good start is to park at the lot on top of skyline drive: Key trails to checkout, Turntable, Hula, campground, Scoutshonor...

March 11. Organized by a friend so I thought I would help spread the word. https://www.facebook.com/SnowBalls-Chance-512111002301724/?fref=ts Thought this might interest those looking for a pre race season race to blow out the lead. While still a fatbike race, classes added for thinner tires...

Thanks for giving the new trails a try. It was a bruiser of course!! look for more improvements each month

hello all, Im a trail volunteer up here in the City Watershed. I am not the creator of this race, but i do have some info and can maybe answer some questions. The City of Port Jervis is on the Delaware River, the park overlooks NY, NJ,PA and has some pretty great views. The Watershed...

just wanted to say thanks for planning such a fun event. You guys really put on a nice kids specific race. The new course was "fun and Windy" (quote from kid) Kudos to the guy on the microphone, really nice job calling out all the kids as they passed by and always keeping the crowd informed...

found the spot no problems. great course. kids really liked it and are excited to race.

i was going to check out the cat 3 loop today at 5 with kids who are racing. do we access the course from the road entrance to the scout camp? park on the roadside and ride in or should we ride in from another trail head? any suggestions?

Norm, that is very cool, maybe ill bring them to just ride 1 lap then. they really want to race, my fault for not researching the course better. they are registered already online.

thanks, looks like we may have to wait till next year. thinking it may be just a bit to long and techy for 10 year olds riding first solo race, thats is not a "kids course" still may try to check it out wed or thurs tho.

question on Cat 3 loop, i have 2 young riders that are Registered in Cat3 JR. I was thinking of taking them down to pre ride after school thurs or Fri. Is this possible/allowed? access ? finaly, cat 3 jr, 1,2,or 3 laps on the cat3 loop? thanks for any info. never been down this way.

conditions are good, typical spring conditions. its mostly rocky carriage paths. The Mashipicon trail has some errosion as always. not much use otherwise.

question on Cat 3 loop, i have 2 young riders that are Registered in Cat3 JR. I was thinking of taking them down to pre ride after school thurs or Fri. Is this possible/allowed? access ? finaly, cat 3 jr, 1,2,or 3 laps on the cat3 loop?

we ride HP most week nites. lots to choose from, paved rds, carriage rd, rocky technical to fast and flowy. loops vary but on average 6-8 miles long 10-15 if you like climbing lots, and usually 1-2 bear sightnings.

My schedule has changed, so I'm open for wed eve rides. Anyone want to ride? 5:30 +\- 5-8 mi seems to be the normal loop.

What loops are people riding? I've done Rutherford rd- iris - Mashipicon-fuller -road over to monument( stairs section is super tech) and back to parking lot on rt 23. Never see anyone. Is there more? Anyone hit luscroft farm(part of hp) it's fun but short.

When is the next race in the seires? How long was the course?