Nassau Trail conditions

[icebiker]

Thank you. I have only riding it once when @Patrick was kind enough to take us around so no idea about what’s open or closed.

Is there a recent map that I can leverage? I have both AllTrails and Trailfork.

On Trailforks if you select “Mountain Bike” you”ll see that only those that are open to bikes are colored. Those that are not are dashed lines

 

[Patrick]

Thank you. I have only riding it once when @Patrick was kind enough to take us around so no idea about what’s open or closed.

Is there a recent map that I can leverage? I have both AllTrails and Trailfork.

When TF is in MTB mode, the closed trails are "dimmed"

As a general rule - nothing can be ridden below the field access and the closed parking lot/street crossing.

The town (actually towns) is working towards removing the deed restrictions which exclude MTB.
Patience! Government has its processes. They'll get it done. they appreciate the cycling community

Edit; I got sniped!

 

[natlady10]

Based on the pics, those vines are Bittersweet. This is an invasive plant whose vines twists around a tree. Poison Ivy vines grow straight up with hairlike roots that anchor the vine to the tree.

Ok good to know.

Years ago in the middle of winter, I sawed through a fallen tree at Chimney covered in a furry vine. Ugh, I got an ugly dose of PI that day.

I knew, “Leaves of three, leave it be”, and learned this, “Hairy rope, don’t be a dope”, the hard way.

 

[pkovo]

Rode here yesterday, very good shape. Rode most of Springside and 1/3 of the original side.

Noticed one tree down about 2/3 of the way down La Primera. Maybe 12" in diameter or so. Rideable, but not ideal.

 

[gmb3]

Rode all of legal Springside and an exterior loop of Nassau side Saturday evening and all clear besides the aforementioned La Primera log which could be done with a folding saw, but would take a while (i woulda done it but was pressed for time). Very dry, could actually use rain.