Recent content by Davinchia1981

Cromwell property, white trail and black trail is fine then at chimney rock. Unless you want to travel somewhere else like 6 mile, rutgers eco preserve, frost woods, Thompson park, edith stevens. All those are rock free and in central jersey.

So you guys inspired me to write an email and I recieved a response. I don't know any of the history here but here it is.

Absolutely beautiful conditions. Not a lick of mud. All the work done is holding up well.

I'm in for my 1st time at Ringwood. Been to Sourland and Wildcat. They kicked my butt, but they didn't disappoint. How does Ringwood compare to those?

It's dry enough to ride. Only one spot on the nature trail and on the yellow trail. Couple small hopable trees down can't remember where but large tree down on blue.

My guess is that it's still muddy? Would I be right? Anyone with insight on trail conditions?

Anyone happen to know if hartshorne is rideable? Did snow fall here?

You must be a looker. Never had that happen to me. I also don't stop to chit chat lol

Everything was great today. Muddy on the way to Huber but that was pretty much it. Big thank you to the people that maintain and fix the trails. Rode almost all of it but since I don't know my way around, I missed stuff of course.

830 is my hope for minimal hikers.

Tomorrow is no good as well right? It drains well but not that well right? Was thinking of going tomorrow morning but would rather avoid the drive if it's a mess.

I am actively trying to excersize for a possible race in the future I might enter if I excersize.

You're not wrong about that. As soon as Rutgers starts classes, the John's show up in the woods. Might see something you're not ready for one day lol.

I've ridden this bike. It's in immaculate shape. Good luck with the sale.

Lots of trees down. Most of them on the nature trail and one on blue by the apartments. Going to be like that for a while. Yellow is mostly clear and red also.