Park in the cushetunk lot - if it is full, there are spots across the railroad tracks.
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About 25yards past the kiosk, up the powerline cut is the trailhead.
This is important - cause the other trail is closed until august, and you'd never want to ride up that anyway
(down is crazy!)
There isn't that much tech - it is mostly climbing, and descending.
I went around the res yesterday, because i ran out of time. Usually i do an out-n-back,
and include the ridge trail -
Yesterday
patrick m rode 13.0 mi on Mar 12, 2021.
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I didn't start the computer in the lot - but there is a right turn .4 of this ride that makes the climb up cush more tolerable -
It is the "Zee climb" on strava.
https://www.strava.com/activities/1147024533/segments/28255512625
Usually something like
Nice job out there! Working hard!
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at mile 1.5 of this ride, go down the hill towards the water, not up -
it doesn't ride well at all
in that direction.
there is a campground road along the water, if the return trip starts to hurt too much
also, with the water down, riding the rocks on the "beach" is fun - lots of features.