Are there any biking trails on or near Fort Drum, New York?
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there's a web site for new york state parks...I bet you can find out about that there
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No, It is in Northern New York near lake champlain.
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well there is the point park water fountain and there is the inclines, station square, usx towers, the heinz hall, the three rivers, mt. washington look out grandview ave., kennywood, sandcastle, the waterfront, southside works, if you need more specifics you can email me
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Just about anywhere as long as you have an ORV sticker.The bike doesn't need to be street legal and as long as you stay off the U.S. and state highways you are good to go.
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This info is from link below, which is all of NY State - if you click you get to the page with Catskill info below.\n\nKeep touring the website and you'll find campsite and hiking trail info.\n\nCatskills\nF-S Tube and Raft Rental, Phoenicia, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/688-7633\nToll Free: 866/437-8823\nDescription: Tube rides on Esopus Creek, shuttle service provided. Drift down 5 miles full of scenic views and nature, rapids and adventure.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nKittatinny Canoes and Rafts, Barryville, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/557-8611\nToll Free: 800/356-2852\nDescription: Canoe, raft, kayak & tube trips from 9 locations. Riverfront camping & paintball also available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nLander's River Trips, Narrowsburg, NY\nToll Free: 800/252-3925\nDescription: Canoe, raft, kayak, tube, bike at 10 locations on the Upper Delaware River. Mtn bike rentals available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nTown Tinker Tube Rental, The, Phoenicia, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/688-5553\nDescription: Experience tubing the Esopus! Choose us for your summer adventure.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nWild and Scenic River Tours & Rentals, Barryville, NY\nLocal Phone: 845/557-8783\nToll Free: 800/836-0366\nDescription: Affordable getaways on the majestic Delaware River. Self-guided river tour in a canoe, raft or kayak. Bike and tube rentals available.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nChautauqua-Allegheny\nAdventure Calls Outfitters, Inc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 585/343-4710\nToll Free: 888/270-2410\nDescription: Whitewater rafting and funyak trips in Zoar Valley, the most remote area in Western NY. Class II & III rapids.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nSnow and Rain Adventures, Inc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 866/889-7272\nToll Free: 866/889-7272\nDescription: Whitewater rafting at its best! Offering spring rafting-Mar through Jun-typically the most exciting whitewater. Enjoy our fall trips-Oct through Nov-the lower water levels allow you to enjoy the fall foliage. Group discounts available - great for church or scout groups.\nAdditional Information | Find Nearby | Map It | Plan a Route\n\n\nZoar Valley Canoe & Rafting Company, Imc., Gowanda, NY\nLocal Phone: 716/679-7238\nToll Free: 800/724-0696\nDescription: Whitewater Raft Tours thru Zoar Valley's old growth forest. WNY's most exciting wilderness experience.
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Never been there, but I love to go biking! I did, however, find you some interesting sites about bike trails in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Hope this is what you was looking for and have fun biking!!!
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There are some great biking routes in the marin headlands.  Right off of 101, first exit after the golden gate bridge, you can drive to the summit and back down the other side until you his Stinson beach which a great place to start for an easy 5 mile bike ride.
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You can go to the Reno Parks & Rec site for information on everything in Reno.  The website under the Sources section lists all parks in the area and their amenities, including bike paths.\n\nEventually, there will be a bike trail from Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake, following the Truckee River (more info available at http://www.tpbikeway.org/).\n\nGood luck!
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Moraine State Park has beautiful(scenic) biking trails.
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There are some good links here:\nhttp://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?p=north+shore+trails&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&fr=kelkoo&x=wrt&meta=vc%3DcountryUK\n\nThis one in particular - http://www.mtbbritain.co.uk/North_shore_1.html
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Any number of open spaces including Harriman State Park, NY and Mohawk Trail State Forest, MA.\n\nI won't publish my favorites, but here is an article I wrote:
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You can now ride 80 miles out & back starting at the Publix grocery store at South Cobb Drive and the East-West connector.  In close to town, you have to limit your speed a little due to other persons on the trail but the farther you go, the more wide open it becomes.  It's paved all the way past Rockmart.  There are stretches out on the western part where you don't even cross a road for 6 to 8 miles a stretch.\n\nThe best thing you can have on your bike for the trail is one of those little bike bells to let people know you're approaching.  It make things a good bit easier.
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Watch the cactus grow?  Just kidding.\n\nAssignments are what you make of them.  No, it is not downtown NY or LA.  On the other hand, there is a lot of history in the area.  You can easily take trips and visit Mexico.  The base has all sorts of facilities and activities.  Fort Huachuca is not a hopping and exciting base like Fort Bragg, but I would go there in a minute.
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Ft. Benning!! Home of the infantry! FOLLOW ME!\n\nAn all expense paid 2 month stay at the lovely Sand Hill resort!
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Im not from NY but I am hunting there next year, try this link it is what I used to do my research to find public hunting lands. Ive NEVER paid and NEVER will pay to hunt.\nhttp://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dfwmr/wildlife/guide/\ngood luck
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Wow crazy that I randomly saw your post I'm from there originally. It depends on what you are looking for. Concrete trails or mountain biking? For mountain biking drive to Platte river state park and nose around you will find the mountain biking trails (they are actually rated moderate or so and are a blast). For concrete trails with scenery hit the bellevue trail heads at hayworth park or so and the trail will lead you all the way through bellevue into Omaha down 72ND and past on different sections of trail. Local bike shops like the Bike rack will have local trail maps and the staff will be more than happy to point you in the right direction.
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Cherry Creek bike path, from the res. to REI or with a slight re-direction, to Wash Park and back. about 25-30 miles. most bike shops in denver sell bike route maps in and around the city for a few bucks. hope that helps