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PA/NJ mtb rides over holidays

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  1. Going to be in Easton PA over the holidays Would like to ride if the trails aren't too covered in
    ice and snow

    Figure an hour or so drive is no big deal

    Any suggestions?

    thanks

  2. "jj" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:c74Eb.381756$Dw6.1231732@attbi_s02...

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    Going to be in Easton PA over the holidays Would like to ride if the trails aren't too covered in
    ice and snow

    Figure an hour or so drive is no big deal

    Any suggestions?

    thanks

    This is close to Easton, not terribly exciting, but close. Some fun sections but you have to hunt a
    bit. Way gentle rolling hills. You won't break a sweat from climbs.

    chrisgroff.comjburg.htm

    Chris

  3. jj said:

    Going to be in Easton PA over the holidays Would like to ride if the trails aren't too covered in
    ice and snow

    Figure an hour or so drive is no big deal

    Any suggestions?

    thanks

    Easton is not too far east of Jim Thorpe which contains some great trails. Many are on state game
    lands and are restricted at this time of the year but there are still lots of trails open.

    You might want to check with a regional company like Blue Mountain Sports at
    bikejimthorpe.combikejimthorpe.com for detailed trail info.

    - khill

  4. jj said:

    Going to be in Easton PA over the holidays Would like to ride if the trails aren't too covered in
    ice and snow

    Figure an hour or so drive is no big deal

    Any suggestions?

    thanks

    You'll be about an hour east of Jim Thorpe. There are some great trails in and around that
    area. Some access to state game lands is restricted at this time of the year but many trails
    are still open.

    You can check with a regional company like Blue Mountain Sports for more info and trail details.
    Their trail maps come in handy as it's easy to get lost on unmarked trails.

    bikejimthorpe.combikejimthorpe.com

    - khill

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