Borderland State ParkVietnam or Lynn Woods are the 2 Boston biggies for tech. https://nemba.org/
im guessing these places are easy to get lost in, I don’t need that. I believe you.Just keep in mind that as of 2 weeks ago there were a lot of leaves on the trails in CT/MA. It’ll be pretty thick a week from now so tightly packed trails will be harder to follow. Again - ask me how I know.
I’d ride Rockland in CT on Saturday then Vietnam on Sunday.
I like the idea of easy to navigate. please send me your track. I have a few weeks to figure out how to use it!While there’s lots of riding around Boston, I highly recommend you hit two Connecticut parks on the way up/down:
Farrington Woods on the CT/NY border just west of Danbury, and Crandall Park just east of East Hartford. Both are easy off/easy on I84 (literally a stones throw). Tons of amazing twisty trails and easy to navigate if you follow TrailForks. I can PM you my Strava tracks if you like.
Farrington Woods
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Crandall Park (I’ve ridden the larger, lower network of trails, but the smaller upper section supposedly has some nice trail features too).
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im guessing these places are easy to get lost in, I don’t need that. I believe you.
what about massasoit state park, Freetown forest and Swansea. worked in providence for like a year and hit those spots...While there’s lots of riding around Boston, I highly recommend you hit two Connecticut parks on the way up/down:
Farrington Woods on the CT/NY border just west of Danbury, and Crandall Park just east of East Hartford. Both are easy off/easy on I84 (literally a stones throw). Tons of amazing twisty trails and easy to navigate if you follow TrailForks. I can PM you my Strava tracks if you like.
Farrington Woods
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Crandall Park (I’ve ridden the larger, lower network of trails, but the smaller upper section supposedly has some nice trail features too).
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