Sterling Forest Trail Conditions
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Cannonbill
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Per NY
Paved and Improved Trails and Paths and Boardwalks
Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles may be operated on (i) boardwalks and (ii) shared-use or multi-use trails and paths that are paved or improved with materials including but not limited to crushed stone or asphalt, including carriage roads, unless operation of such devices on (i) or (ii) above is specifically prohibited by sign or other directive issued by OPRHP.
OPRHP regions and/or facilities have the discretion to set speed limits for Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles and other authorized moving devices including traditional bicycles on such boardwalks, paths, and trails, carriage roads, or portions thereof, by sign or other directive issued by the regional
Office, facility, park or historic site.
Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles are prohibited on unimproved or natural surface trails and paths unless otherwise specified by sign or other directive issued by OPRHP.
Paved and Improved Trails and Paths and Boardwalks
Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles may be operated on (i) boardwalks and (ii) shared-use or multi-use trails and paths that are paved or improved with materials including but not limited to crushed stone or asphalt, including carriage roads, unless operation of such devices on (i) or (ii) above is specifically prohibited by sign or other directive issued by OPRHP.
OPRHP regions and/or facilities have the discretion to set speed limits for Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles and other authorized moving devices including traditional bicycles on such boardwalks, paths, and trails, carriage roads, or portions thereof, by sign or other directive issued by the regional
Office, facility, park or historic site.
Class 1 and 2 electric bicycles are prohibited on unimproved or natural surface trails and paths unless otherwise specified by sign or other directive issued by OPRHP.
chris12453
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Not going to look it up now, but didn’t New Jersey propose or pass the same law. I know I was at a DEP conference a few weeks back and was talking to some folks there that spoke of the state moving towards something related to e-bike in state parks.
Nope, the governor told the parks department to treat class 1 bikes as regular bikes.
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Cannonbill
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Most NJ based National parks don’t allow any form of biking. They are mostly historic grounds for walking tours. Exception being the pine barons down south.
VelocityboyII
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Was there Monday 6/23 and conditions were primo...
Skunkape
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I’m a few mountains over at wawayanda and the main offenders right now are mosquitoes and deer flies. The former are easy enough to stay ahead of but deer flies will swarm and chase a meal indefinitely.
I like to smear some tanglefoot liquid on a piece of duct tape and stick that to the back of my helmet. It is hugely satisfying to finish a ride and see how many passengers you have.
Jrzjoe
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Genius
