Slab lover seeks Slabs

[kaitlyn]

So, I love slabs. Like, my favourite thing is to descend down a honking huge face of granite.
Where's your favorite hunks of rock?
thx

 

[Jmann]

Most of my favorites are up in New England, but Blue mountain has some good ones. Probably the biggest in the area.

 

[MikeyBikey2000]

I thought we were talking pizza

 

[gmb3]

In NJ you can find some slabs sprinkled throughout Allamuchy North, Jungle, Ringwood, Mahlon and Wildcat, but they ain't Squamish. I can even think of 1 long roller at Sourlands you could consider a slab. If you need specifics on any of those, i'm sure many of us can put dots on maps for you.

 

[TommyF]

Daniels Road State forest up in Saratoga NY had some nice slabs.

 

[BananaFred]

High Mountain in Wayne, NJ has some long slabs, including a tricky descent.
The trails will be tough to follow once the leaves start to fall.

 

[Turbotrix]

Whistler / Squamish / Pemberton. I still wake up with the cold sweats yet I can't wait to go back

 

[Norm]

I have followed a few IG pages from the North Conway, NH area and they have their fair share up there. I think you need to know someone to find some of that stuff.

 

[gmb3]

High Mountain in Wayne, NJ has some long slabs, including a tricky descent.
The trails will be tough to follow once the leaves start to fall.

Ah, yes, forgot that one too! Man, so much good riding in NNJ.

 

[Skunkape]

Sterling forest might give you your fix. Definitely a different flavor from most of the offerings in this area.

 

[sundaydoug]

Blue Mountain in Peekskill has some good slabs if you know where to look

 

[kaitlyn]

In NJ you can find some slabs sprinkled throughout Allamuchy North, Jungle, Ringwood, Mahlon and Wildcat, but they ain't Squamish. I can even think of 1 long roller at Sourlands you could consider a slab. If you need specifics on any of those, i'm sure many of us can put dots on maps for you.

I do like the Jungle slabs. Wildcat has that spine on Wildcat Ridge North. Mahlon I don't know what I'd call a slab, unless you mean that bit on TigerBlood. Is the Allamuchy section Rolie Pollie?

 

[gmb3]

I do like the Jungle slaps. Wildcat has that spine on Wildcat Ridge North. Mahlon I don't know what I'd call a slab, unless you mean that bit on TigerBlood. Is the Allamuchy section Rolie Pollie?

You need to ride to the end of Black Magic at Mahlon. The Way on Telemark side of Wildcat. Oreland at main Wildcat. Rollie Pollie and Lumpy Bumpy at Allamuchy. Skylands and Warm Puppy at Ringwood. Agree Stirling is also a good spot just over the border.

 

[Robin]

Good slabs throughout Mooch. Just have to know where to find them. Deer Park has hidden gems too.

Just rode Perry Hill in VT. Some goodness there.

 

[scott62]

Blue Mountain in Peekskill has some good slabs if you know where to look

This! Great slabs on monster.

 

[JPark]

Daniels Road State forest up in Saratoga NY had some nice slabs.

100%
Easy access from NY State Thruway too.

 

[gmb3]

Now THESE are some slabs!

 

[goldsbar]

Another vote for Blue. Slabs for all levels of riding and they're all over the place. You will come back a better slab rider. Yes, there are various parks in NJ with some slabs, but nothing like the length, abundance and variety of Blue.

 

[Jmann]

There’s a potential giant slab on the pool hollow side of ramapo. It would need a transition built at the bottom.

 

[Turbotrix]

Now THESE are some slabs!

Incredible riding. Humbling...