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but the easiest in Oneonta may not be so easy. new riders and runners should start here and still respect the inherent danger in any trail
more technical and challenging
in most towns these would be black diamonds
rooty, rocky, hilly
for expert bikers and
runners
core Oneonta
gear must be perfectly tuned
stay within your limits and in control on
these most difficult trails for experts
Trail
Description
College Camp 8 trails:
Conditions,
maintenance requests
heads up
Orange Trail beautiful fast flowing technical single
1.3 miles track
Red Trail single and double track, 3-4
2.0 miles short steep climbs
Green Trail fast singletrack that takes you out
0.6 miles toward the cabin.
Purple Trail (b) more technical continuation into some nice single
0.9 miles track after the powerline double track
Near College Camp
Goodhue lovely steep single track side trip off of college camp
0.7 miles note 0.1 and 0.2 mile additional sections on map
Goat Loop 1 old school trail with some roots, nice flow,
2.2 miles and a couple short climbs. a classic.
Double Track 1 Connects West St. up to Homer Folks and Hill St.
1 mile brings you to Stinger, Goat Loop 1,Red Maple Rip, and Double Track 2
Double Track 2 From Double Track 1, connects to Homer Folks' RIP,
0.9 mile Stinger, Over Easy, Shakedown,to Strawberry Field and Double Track 3
Stinger Great singletrack with short steep grades. Arrive from
Upper 0.4 mile Double Track 1, connects to Black Coffee, Red Maple Rip, and others Lower 0.2 mile
Red Maple Rip Fast,flowing technical single track from Stiner and 0.3 mile RIP
R.I.P The heart and sould of the Homer Folks State Forest descent to 0.7 mile strawberry field. Fast descent, tough pack separating climb
Black Coffee Super technical single track along the ridge connecting Stinger and 0.9 mile R.I.P. Yes, people actually bike this.
Over Easy Rolling, winding singletrack without long climbs or descents.
0.8 mile
Ridge Runner A mostly singletrack connection from the Table Rock trails toward 0.6 Homer Folks
Recess A fast technical downhill run from Strawberry Field to Greater Plains 0.9 mi Elementary. A great fitness test to bike or run up.
Shakedown Connects R.I.P. down to double track or to an exit onto the road at
0.3 mi Homer Folks
Strawberry Fields Breathtaking views of the valley looking east from the
Double Track southern end of this connector trail
0.3 mi
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but the easiest in Oneonta may not be so easy. new riders and runners should start here and still respect the inherent danger in any trail
more technical and challenging
in most towns these would be black diamonds
rooty, rocky, hilly
for expert bikersand runners
core Oneonta
most difficult trails for experts
gear must be perfectly tuned
stay within your limits and in control
please note: Many of these trails are private property. you must observe signage and get prior permission for any such property
trails are always dangerous - use at your own risk
please practice leave no trace wilderness ethics
Trail
Description
Conditions,
maintenance requests
heads up
Orange Trail
1.3 miles. beautiful fast flowing single track
Purple Trail (b)
0.9 miles more technical continuation into some nice single track after the powerline double track
Skills Park
0.3 miles. great winding single trace for begginers, teeter-totter,rock pile, and some elevated single
logs for riders
Near College Camp
Goodhue
0.7 miles. lovely steep single track side trip off of college camp. note 0.1 and 0.2 mile additional sections on map
Goat Loop 1
2.2 miles. old school trail with some roots, nice flow, and a couple short climbs. a classic.
Double Track 1
1 mile. Connects West St. up to Hill St. Brings you to Stinger, Goat Loop 1,Red Maple Rip, and Double Track 2
Double Track 2
0.9 mile. From Double Track 1, connects to RIP, Stinger, Over Easy, Shakedown,to Strawberry Field and Double Track 3
Stinger Upper 0.4 mile Lower 0.2 mile
Great singletrack with short steep grades. Arrive from Double Track 1, connects to Black Coffee, Red Maple Rip, and others.
Red Maple Rip
0.3mile. Fast,flowing technical single track from Stiner and R.I.P.
R.I.P
0.7 mile. The heart and soul of the descent to strawberry field. Fast descent, and a tough fitness testing climb.
Black Coffee
0.9 mile. Super technical single track along the ridge connecting Stinger and R.I.P. Yes, people actually bike this.
Over Easy
0.8 miles. Rolling, winding singletrack without long climbs or descents.
Ridge Runner
0.6miles. A mostly single track connection from the Table Rock trails toward West Street
Recess
0.9 miles. A fast technical downhill run from Strawberry Field to Greater Plains Elementary. A great fitness test to bike or run up.
Doubletrack Connector
0.6 miles. Connect Ridge Runner to Recess and Deerslayer
Deerslayer
0.9 miles. A new trail for advanced riders that runs uphill from Morgan Ave to Table Rocks or reversed
Table Rock Doubletrack
0.3 miles. Connects Table Rock Hopper North to Ridge Runner
Shakedown
0.3 miles. Connects R.I.P. down to double track or to an exit leading to West Street
Strawberry Fields Double Track
0.3 miles. Breathtaking views of the valley looking east from the southern end of this connector trail
Table Rock Hopper North
0.9 miles. From the the road to Table Rock Fields and loops around near Deerslayer. Great Singletrack
Wilber Park and Oneonta High School
Crossover
0.3 miles. access trail from the park that stays low and connects into the trail system at Bridge St. Traverse, BST, and Ditch Route
Bridge St. Traverse
0.9 miles. cuts through the hart of this trail system with many connections to other great trails. pretty straight with good flow.
Blood Sweat & Tears
1.4 miles. winding flowing singletrack that ascends the hillside of Wilber Park Trail system. bermed turns, rockpiles, proud creation of the SUNY Oneonta Mtn. Bike Club.
Lower Loop
1.4 miles. Mostly straight double track that connects to many trails. A steep 0.1 mi connector feeds into this from Bridge St. Traverse. A tough bike climb or run from the low point off Main St. Trail.
Widow Maker
0.6 miles. Very rocky steep and technical with fast descents. takes you down to main st.
Main Street
0.9 miles. Long, mostly double track along the northeast extent of the Wilber Park trail system. Long and fast descent to Youngman ave that will lead you to the paved Main Street Oneonta. Connects to many trails.
Glenwood Creek
0.3 miles. Steep technical single track with tight turns. A super fast descent, a brilliantly challenging climb
Stone Wall Trail
0.4 miles. Single and double track cutting across the slope of the hill. Connects Lower Loop and Main Street Trails
Wilber Park Drop
0.4 miles. Long mostly straight trail that connects Main St. Trail and Bridge Street Traverse. Fast technical sections at the bottom where it goes through a normally dried up creek bed
New Island
DO Line
1.5 miles. Mostly singletrack with a lot of nice features. Runs the whole length of the New Island system.
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