Wawayanda State Park Conditions
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Kaleidopete
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Semi frozen trails with icy spots, but mostly rideable.
Black Eagle tree across trail half way up
Black Eagle tree across trail half way up
Kaleidopete
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Pumphouse new bridge as of 1/1/2023 falls short of getting over the wet spot
one end
the other end
one end
the other end
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Kaleidopete
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Iron Mt trail is rideable the whole way, but, lots of sticks down and lots of water.
Two big trees have been cut out of the way.
Iron Mt steel bridge area, that is the bridge ahead
the trail
Two big trees have been cut out of the way.
Iron Mt steel bridge area, that is the bridge ahead
the trail
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Kaleidopete
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Maybe we could set up an easy ride, I have a 9 mile loop in mind with fire roads and single track.
Nothing crazy, some short climbs and nice trails. I'm less than midlevel.
racecourse loops have some tech, but very rideable.
Pumphouse around the lake is fun - as long as it isn't under water.
Le Tour de Waway - patrick m's 21.9 mi bike ride
patrick m rode 21.9 mi on May 16, 2022.
www.strava.com
There is more to the southeast -
and the bearscat loop
Black Bear Cycling::Bearscat 50 Course Map
Black Bear Cycling is founded on the principles of cycling advocacy and safety, conservation of trail systems and natural resources, and volunteerism within our communities. Sussex, New Jersey, USA
Kaleidopete
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Thanks, I'm out. 🤪racecourse loops have some tech, but very rideable.
Pumphouse around the lake is fun - as long as it isn't under water.
Le Tour de Waway - patrick m's 21.9 mi bike ride
patrick m rode 21.9 mi on May 16, 2022.
There is more to the southeast -
and the bearscat loop
Black Bear Cycling::Bearscat 50 Course Map
Black Bear Cycling is founded on the principles of cycling advocacy and safety, conservation of trail systems and natural resources, and volunteerism within our communities. Sussex, New Jersey, USAwww.blackbearcycling.com
i think a nice red dot/two bridges/Cherry R/laurel pond/sitting bear/wingdam loop would work !
Here's the Iron Furnace race loop from last year. About 12.6 miles. I wouldn't consider myself a highly technical rider. This was a tough race. I think it'd be a good loop, although there will be some walking. There was nothing that screamed oh shit, this is nuts.
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Iron Furnace Race - 2 Laps
Distance 25.33 mi | Time 3:44:32 | Speed 6.8 mph | Elevation 3,015 ft
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Kaleidopete
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Nice! I'll come for the refreshments after the ride.Here's the Iron Furnace race loop from last year. About 12.6 miles
Iron Furnace Race - 2 Laps
Distance 25.33 mi | Time 3:44:32 | Speed 6.8 mph | Elevation 3,015 ft
Kaleidopete
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My plan was
Beach parking area (now complete with E car chargers).
Ride up the beginning of Pumphouse to the rear parking area and head up Easypeasy trail to
Iron Mountain North to Hoeferlin to Mines trail.
Then Hoeferlin up to the Appalachian trail crossover and back on Iron Mt trail to boat launch.
Then Doublepond over to Wingdam and to Little Bear back to Wee Bear to the furnace and
Then back to the beach parking. Nine miles
Now tell me how lame that is, I can take it! Like I said, a slow easy Grandpa ride
Beach parking area (now complete with E car chargers).
Ride up the beginning of Pumphouse to the rear parking area and head up Easypeasy trail to
Iron Mountain North to Hoeferlin to Mines trail.
Then Hoeferlin up to the Appalachian trail crossover and back on Iron Mt trail to boat launch.
Then Doublepond over to Wingdam and to Little Bear back to Wee Bear to the furnace and
Then back to the beach parking. Nine miles
Now tell me how lame that is, I can take it! Like I said, a slow easy Grandpa ride
Little bear and wee bear aren't any more difficult than sitting bear ?? Other than the actual bear of course.
What is going on with Findaway?
Kaleidopete
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That trail is fine, rode it twice in the last month
onetracker
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Rode Wayway and I think Double Pond is the worst of it. The rest of the place is in really good shape. The Mountain Laurel really holds the moisture and shade. Some trees down which I will post in the other thread. Enjoy!!
Kaleidopete
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Get ready, it's picnic season 
