Where to go for jumps and drops

[jerzey111]

Where to go or which trials for some jumps and drops other than mcbp of course?
Do we even have any trials that have more than once in a while feature?

 

[Patrick]

our public land doesn't really support that "on trail"
I'm sure there is rogue stuff - maybe someone will pm you.

Think you are looking for air time, alternately:

Would you consider big rollers (is it black magic @Soundguy did i get the right one?)

Rock features which present a challenge - like the sourlands?
Precision riding, balance oriented, and raw.

High risk, Candy Ass, Lumpy Bumpy, and Rollie Pollie?
(some areas higher risk than others)

 

[jerzey111]

Mahlon is my local park so rocks are always welcomed but it makes sense what you said about "on trail" features.

From all the years riding i never made it allamuchy north. How do those tails compare to tiger blood or black magic or ghost at Mahlon?

 

[soundz]

blue apron at port jervis has a few things

 

[Jmann]

Have you been to sprain ridge? Probably the most drops in one trail system in the area, at least that I can think of.

 

[Patrick]

From all the years riding i never made it allamuchy north. How do those tails compare to tiger blood or black magic or ghost at Mahlon?

@phillychris498 - you around?

 

[jerzey111]

Have you been to sprain ridge? Probably the most drops in one trail system in the area, at least that I can think of.

That was my go to when I lived in Bergen co. I might actually go there this weekend. Good call

 

[moose35]

That was my go to when I lived in Bergen co. I might actually go there this weekend. Good call

Graham hills park is pretty good too.

 

[Fat Trout]

Mahlon is my local park so rocks are always welcomed but it makes sense what you said about "on trail" features.

From all the years riding i never made it allamuchy north. How do those tails compare to tiger blood or black magic or ghost at Mahlon?

Just like Mahlon....it depends on where you go

 

[a.s.]

Graham hills park is pretty good too.

I second that. There’s a little jump area with 3 or 4 lines. A few tables and some doubles that aren’t too lippy. X marks the spot.

 

[moose35]

There's also a new skills area at Graham hills Park. Not sure if they opened it yet though. You start up on a wooden platform and roll down to start.

 

[jerzey111]

Mam i haven't been to graham in like 6 years or more. Might need to check it out too

 

[thegock]

There's also a new skills area at Graham hills Park. Not sure if they opened it yet though. You start up on a wooden platform and roll down to start.

It's a 18 foot high tower with BIG features and a gang of groms were on it when we rode GH 3 months ago. Right above the parking lot, SE of the start of the ride in @a.s. map above. GH also has quite a few drops scattered about. @kbajaj launching:

 

[Soundguy]

Cedar grove or Glen Park

 

[gmb3]

Highbridge flow trails and a few features in Nassau trails proper. Sand pit at Allaire. Rock drops on 6 Bridges at Ringwood. Gap the grade reversal rollers at 6MR. Skatepark boxjumps.

 

[gmb3]

oh and how can i forget Dickerson Mine! Marty's Trail has a bunch of jumps and berms in a row plus there are others scattered throughout the small park.

 

[Ryan.P]

Glen Park is the only place that scratches that gravity itch in the off season . Plenty of features and some proper road gaps and doubles

 

[rick81721]

It's a 18 foot high tower with BIG features and a gang of groms were on it when we rode GH 3 months ago. Right above the parking lot, SE of the start of the ride in @a.s. map above. GH also has quite a few drops scattered about. @kbajaj launching:

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Pfft like you do jumps.

 

[jerzey111]

Thanks guys. I ended up going to Sprain ridge. Too bad that six jump trail is not maintained. Was only able to link 3 out of 6. That first platform drop was too much

Platform drop

Jumps

 

[thegock]

Pfft like you do jumps.

SLIK RICK

(in the park)