Hackensackのおすすめライド

Keep your eyes open and you'll spot it through the trees. There are no signs marking it. The berms are really small so they'd be good fun for small kids.

Great route in North Jersey. Unfortunately, you can't get to the lake.

Piermont is a quaint, small town along the Hudson River. There are several restaurants, cafés, and shops in the town, so it is a good place for a break if you are hiking the Long Path.

This reservoir is fed by the Hackensack River and supplies water to northern New Jersey. Heads up: Because of how the reservoir dam was constructed, many of the roads around here tend to flood during major storms.

Many people enjoy coming here for a peaceful break. You might see families having picnics by the water or people simply sitting on benches, enjoying the quiet. The pond and the pathway are good for seeing local wildlife. Besides ducks, you might spot turtles sunning themselves or different kinds of birds flying overhead.

This 256-acre lake might seem pretty shrimpy alongside the mighty Hudson River to the east, but the lake has a nice road-ride loop all the way around it, and a small jetty leading into the water.

This section of the New York State Bike Route is a popular stretch, especially around the Tappan Zee Bridge. It attracts many cyclists on weekends.

Orchards of Conklin in Rockland County has been a local staple for over ten generations. Visitors can pick their own apples, explore the farm stand, and enjoy freshly pressed apple cider. The on-site bakery provides a selection of pies, cookies, and cakes. This is a great place to stop for a delicious mid-ride snack!