Warren County Interactive Trail Maps: link
Graphite Range Community Forest
- Trails: 12
12
- Total distance: 7 miles
- Total descent: 319 feet
- Primary Trail type: single and double track
- Location: Wilton
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Cole’s Woods / Crandal Park
- Trails: 7
17- 2
- Total distance: 7 miles
- Total descent: 522 feet
- Primary Trail type: mix of double and single track
- Location: Glens Falls
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Dynamite Hill Recreation Area
- Trails: 6
- Total distance: 5 miles
- Total descent: 750 feet
- Primary Trail type: cross-country
- Location: Single, double track, some machine built mixed with hand built
Moreau Lake State Park
- Trails: 52
- 3
- 20
20
4
- Total distance: 35 miles
- Total descent: 2156 feet
- Primary Trail type: cross-country
- Location: Corinth
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Kalabus Perry
- Trails: 17
- 8
- 4
- 1
- Total distance: 23 miles
- Total descent: 2653 feet
- Primary Trail type: cross-country
- Location: Saratoga Springs
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Daniels Road State Forest
- Trails: 31
- 4
- 14
- 8
- 4
- Total distance: 31 miles
- Total descent: 2156 feet
- Primary Trail type: cross-country
- Location: Saratoga Springs
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Hudson Pointe
- Trails: 1
- 1
- Total distance: ¾ mile
- Total descent: 65 feet
- Trail type: single track
- Location: Queensbury
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Brant Lake Bike Park
North Creek Ski Bowl
- Trails: 8
- 2
- 5
- 1
- Total distance: 10 miles
- Total descent: 1600 feet
- Trail type: single track
- Location: North Creek
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Gurney Lane Recreation Area
- Trails: 20
- 4
- 21
- 8
- Total distance: 19 miles
- Total descent: 1800 feet
- Trail type: single track, double track
- Location: Queensbury
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Disclaimer: All bicyclists taking part in Adirondack Cycling Advocates Rides bear full responsibility for their own safety; assume all risks encountered; and advised to use good judgment when traveling on the shared bicycle/motor vehicle roads or any off-road paths/trails. Bicyclists must remain alert to traffic and changing road conditions and have the same responsibility as motorists to obey traffic laws/regulations. Routes are chosen, designated, and assigned because they are popular, lightly traveled, and scenic. Adirondack Cycling Advocates assumes no liability for personal injuries or property damage suffered by any bicyclist and does not take responsibility for the conditions of, or changes or updates to, the paths/trails or routes listed.
