Forest Park Trail Network - Mountain Biking near New York, New York
~Forest Park Dr, Queens, NY, USA,New York,New York
40.70842779, -73.83903293
8.7 miles E of New York, New York
Address: ~Forest Park Dr, Queens, NY, USA
GPS: 40°42'30.3"N 73°50'20.5"W
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State: New York
Trail Length: 9.00 miles
MTB Difficulty: Beginner
Trail Type: Other
MTB Trail Type: Singletrack

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Single track , double track fire road log climbs bmx jumps drop off's down hills, steep short climbs all within city limits. Great training ground if you don't have time to go out side city. E-mail me if you want to ride!! Courtesy of Singletracks.com

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Forest Park Trail Network

Forest Park Trail Network is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Queens, New York. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Forest Park Trail Network bike trail in Queens.

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Never modify trail features. Ride trails when they're dry enough that you won't leave ruts. Speak up when you see others on the trail and always yield to hikers, horses, and others coming uphill. Always ride on the established trail.

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  1. Plan Ahead and Prepare
  2. Travel & camp on durable surfaces
  3. Dispose of waste properly
  4. Leave what you find
  5. Minimize campfire impacts
  6. Respect wildlife
  7. Be considerate of other visitors

Directions

From New York, New York

  1. Head south on S Las Vegas Blvd (0.1 mi)
  2. Turn right onto W Tropicana Ave (0.4 mi)
  3. Turn right to merge onto I-15 N
    Passing through Arizona
    Entering Utah
    (248 mi)
  4. Take exit 132 for I-70 E toward Richfield/Denver (0.5 mi)
  5. Continue onto I-70 E
    Entering Colorado
    (501 mi)
  6. Take exit 269B on the left for I-76 E toward Ft Morgan (0.6 mi)
  7. Continue onto I-76 E (12.0 mi)
  8. Keep right to stay on I-76 E (0.7 mi)
  9. Continue onto I-76 E (61.1 mi)
  10. Keep left to stay on I-76 E
    Entering Nebraska
    (113 mi)
  11. Merge onto I-80 E (340 mi)
  12. Keep left to stay on I-80 E (8.2 mi)
  13. Keep left to stay on I-80 E
    Entering Iowa
    (6.3 mi)
  14. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-80 E, follow signs for Des Moines (119 mi)
  15. Keep right at the fork to stay on I-80 E, follow signs for Interstate 35 S/Kansas City (15.0 mi)
  16. Keep right to stay on I-80 E (151 mi)
  17. Take exit 290 for Interstate 280/US-6 E toward Rock Island/Moline (0.6 mi)
  18. Continue onto I-280 E/US-6 E
    Continue to follow I-280 E
    Entering Illinois
    (26.8 mi)
  19. Continue onto I-80 E
    Partial toll road
    (145 mi)
  20. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-80 E
    Partial toll road
    Entering Indiana
    (23.6 mi)
  21. Take exit 16 to merge onto I-80 E/I-90 E
    Partial toll road
    Entering Ohio
    (278 mi)
  22. Keep left at the fork to continue on I-80 E
    Toll road
    (76.2 mi)
  23. Take exit 218 for I-80 E
    Toll road
    (0.9 mi)
  24. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for Mahoning Ave/OH-18
    Toll road
    (0.2 mi)
  25. Keep left and merge onto I-80 E
    Partial toll road
    (4.5 mi)
  26. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-80 E, follow signs for Interstate 80 E/OH-11 N/New York City
    Partial toll road
    Parts of this road may be closed at certain times or days
    Passing through Pennsylvania
    Entering New Jersey
    (369 mi)
  27. Keep right to stay on I-80 E, follow signs for Interstate 80 E/Paterson/New York (16.6 mi)
  28. Keep left at the fork to continue on I-80 Express E (6.0 mi)
  29. Merge onto I-95 Express N (2.6 mi)
  30. Continue onto Interstate 95 Upper Level N/NJ Tpke N
    Partial toll road
    (0.7 mi)
  31. Continue onto U.S. 9 N/Interstate 95 Upper Level N
    Toll road
    Entering New York
    (1.1 mi)
  32. Continue onto Interstate 95 Upper Level N/US-1 Upper Level N (0.8 mi)
  33. Continue onto I-95 N (394 ft)
  34. Keep left to stay on I-95 N (4.4 mi)
  35. Take exit 6A toward I-678 S/Whitestone Bridge (0.8 mi)
  36. Merge onto I-678 S
    Partial toll road
    (2.5 mi)
  37. Keep right to stay on I-678 S (2.0 mi)
  38. Keep left at the fork to stay on I-678 S, follow signs for Interstate 678 S/Van Wyck Expwy/Kennedy Airport (3.5 mi)
  39. Take the exit toward J Robinson Pkwy (0.2 mi)
  40. Merge onto Interboro Pkwy W/Jackie Robinson Pkwy (0.7 mi)
  41. Take exit 6 for Metropolitan Ave (0.2 mi)
  42. Turn left onto Metropolitan Ave (0.2 mi)
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