Manetto Hills
Woodbury, New York
| Address: | ~Blue Dot Trail LIGTC, Woodbury, NY 11797, USA |
| GPS: |
40°47'25.1"N 73°27'18.2"W Maps | Directions |
| State: | New York |
| Trail Length: | 3.00 miles |
| MTB Difficulty: | Intermediate |
| Trail Type: | Lariat |
| MTB Trail Type: | Singletrack |
Mountain Bike
This a great new short trail that's still soft. It will improve with time. This a great, advanced beginners trail. It is short but has some great switchbacks and a couple short climbs. It is surrounded by suburbia so bailing is super easy. No real elevation but some tight and technical climbs. Follow the white triangles for the bike trail. This trail is shared with hikers. The white rectangles with the dot in the middle is the hiking trail. There are sections where they are together. This trail is maintained by CLIMB. Show this short gem some love! Directly across the street from the trailhead is the Washington Ave. trail crossing for Trail View State Park trail, listed here on Singletracks.com. For those riding Trail View, this certainly could add a couple miles for some recovery and fun after the tough section of Trail View ending at this exact spot! Courtesy of Singletracks.com
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Manetto Hills
Manetto Hills is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Plainview, New York. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Manetto Hills bike trail in Plainview.
http://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails/manetto-hills/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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From Woodbury, New York
- Head southwest on Falls Ln toward NY-32 S (338 ft)
- Turn right onto NY-32 S (4.2 mi)
- Turn left onto the ramp to Interstate 87/New York State ThruwayPartial toll road(0.2 mi)
- Merge onto NY-17 EToll road(0.3 mi)
- Take the Interstate 87 S exit toward New YorkToll road(0.8 mi)
- Merge onto I-87 SPartial toll road(13.8 mi)
- Take exit 15 for NY-17 S/I-287 S toward New Jersey (0.8 mi)
- Continue onto I-287 SEntering New Jersey(0.6 mi)
- Take exit 66 on the left for NJ-17 S toward Mahwah (0.3 mi)
- Continue onto NJ-17 S (0.3 mi)
- Keep left to stay on NJ-17 S (13.4 mi)
- Take the exit onto NJ-4 E toward Fort Lee/New York (7.2 mi)
- Take the I-95 N exit on the left toward Bridge (0.2 mi)
- Merge onto I-95 Express N (0.2 mi)
- Continue onto Interstate 95 Upper Level N/NJ Tpke NPartial toll road(0.7 mi)
- Continue onto U.S. 9 N/Interstate 95 Upper Level NToll roadEntering New York(1.1 mi)
- Continue onto Interstate 95 Upper Level N/US-1 Upper Level N (0.8 mi)
- Continue onto I-95 N (394 ft)
- Keep left to stay on I-95 N (4.6 mi)
- Keep right at the fork to continue on Cross Bronx Expy, follow signs for Interstate 295 S/Throgs Neck Br (0.4 mi)
- Continue onto I-295 SPartial toll road(4.1 mi)
- Take exit 8 for Cross Is Pkwy S (0.5 mi)
- Merge onto Cross Island Pkwy (3.4 mi)
- Take exit 30E to merge onto I-495 E/Long Island Expy toward Eastern Long Island (15.4 mi)
- Take exit 46 for Sunnyside Blvd toward Plainview (0.3 mi)
- Keep right, follow signs for Sunnyside Boulevard (0.2 mi)
- Continue onto Executive Dr (0.9 mi)
- Turn right toward S Service Rd (signs for Washington Ave) (312 ft)
- Continue onto S Service Rd (472 ft)
- Turn right onto Washington Ave (0.1 mi)
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