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Gnarzan

Gnarzan

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Hey,

My wife and I just relocated to the Bridgewater area from Chattanooga. I’ve been out to a couple areas (Nassau, Glen Park, Ringwood, Stephens) but I’m still looking for the money spot that’ll provide fast, flowy, and most importantly non-rock gardeny trails with opportunity to log some airtime and get the bike sideways. Any recommendations?
 
Six Mile Run

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Only read the first half. Airborne and sideways? Mountain Creek.
 
Also check out allaire and Hartshorne. Allaire has a lot of jumps and flow, and hartshorne is probably the closest you’ll get to Tennessee style trails.
 
Gnarzan said:
Hey,

My wife and I just relocated to the Bridgewater area from Chattanooga. I’ve been out to a couple areas (Nassau, Glen Park, Ringwood, Stephens) but I’m still looking for the money spot that’ll provide fast, flowy, and most importantly non-rock gardeny trails with opportunity to log some airtime and get the bike sideways. Any recommendations?
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Hopefully next year when this opens: http://jorba.org/parks/commons-on-the-wye/

But until then, if you want hang time, mt creek is your best bet.

And flow isn’t something that’s in abundance around here. There may be a small section here and there but nothing flow worthy. You’ll have to travel a bit to scratch that itch...
 
Gnarzan said:
Hey,

My wife and I just relocated to the Bridgewater area from Chattanooga. I’ve been out to a couple areas (Nassau, Glen Park, Ringwood, Stephens) but I’m still looking for the money spot that’ll provide fast, flowy, and most importantly non-rock gardeny trails with opportunity to log some airtime and get the bike sideways. Any recommendations?
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Things you'll need to get used to:

1. Taxes
2. A buttered roll is breakfast
3. Someone else pumping your gas
4. Taxes
5. Calling the beach "the shore"
6. Taxes
7. Baby head rocks

Welcome to NJ!
 
Gnarzan said:
Hey,

My wife and I just relocated to the Bridgewater area from Chattanooga. I’ve been out to a couple areas (Nassau, Glen Park, Ringwood, Stephens) but I’m still looking for the money spot that’ll provide fast, flowy, and most importantly non-rock gardeny trails with opportunity to log some airtime and get the bike sideways. Any recommendations?
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Jungle Habitat is pretty cool.
 
Gnarzan said:
Glen Park
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Not sure how many trails you got to ride at glen park but theres definitely flow and jumps to be had, and some rocks . Keep an eye out in the gravity section I occasionally post up a groupe ride there .
Glen park hip jump .
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Ryan.P said:
Not sure how many trails you got to ride at glen park but theres definitely flow and jumps to be had, and some rocks . Keep an eye out in the gravity section I occasionally post up a groupe ride there .
Glen park hip jump .
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Never been to Glen Park. Is it worth an hours drive?
 
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