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  1. I'm going to be in Columbia, CT for Thanksgiving and am looking for some
    trail suggestions. If you know of any decent single-track post it here.

    I should be able to sneak away from the family for a few hours, so if
    you'd like to join me for a ride on Friday, feel free to PM me.

    Also a reminder that on Sunday the 25th is the 'Giving Thanks Mountain
    Bike Race in Schenectady, NY'
    (http://www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp?eventid=4449). This will be
    the second race of the season with a dedicated Uni category. I know
    there will be at least 3 unis, so if you're in the Northeast, come out
    and join us for some muddy muni fun!!!

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  2. I live in Manchester, CT and the best place I know of around here for
    muni is Case Mountain. It is moderately challenging and consists of
    over 20 or so miles of singletrack. For more information go 'here'
    (http://www.nemba.org/ridingzone/Case_Mountain.html) or 'here'
    (http://recreation.townofmanchester.org/CaseMountain.cfm).

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  3. im from canturbury connecticut...killingly area...some nice trails in
    goodwin park in windham which is right near columbia!

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    monkeyman said:

    I'm going to apologize in advance for calling you a freakin' idiot...You
    freakin' idiot!

    tugboat said:

    You won't get hurt if you land it...

    Uni For Christ
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  4. Gay City State Park has some nice intermediate trails. Pachaug State
    Forest on the RI border has many miles of dirt roads and single track.
    Bluff Point Reserve on the eastern shore is great for intermediate
    MUni.

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  5. Thanks for all of the suggestions. I ended up riding at Mansfield
    hollow dam. Some pretty decent trails with lots of roots that made for
    some fun descents! If it hadn't been so cold from the wind coming off
    the water, I would have stayed for a couple more hours to check out
    some of the side trails.

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  6. capuni said:

    Thanks for all of the suggestions. I ended up riding at Mansfield
    hollow dam. Some pretty decent trails with lots of roots that made for
    some fun descents! If it hadn't been so cold from the wind coming off
    the water, I would have stayed for a couple more hours to check out
    some of the side trails.

    My nephews and I rode there on MBs one summer. It was a good time!

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