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This small natural area is primarily a residential neighborhood, characterized by lush greenery and a pleasing elevation change. It presents an enjoyable and challenging ride to reach this location.

Ashley Reservoir is a group of small bodies of water linked by gravel roads. It is a beautiful location for a relaxing bike ride next to the water surrounded by woodland.

The Connecticut River Watershed is a sprawling land area of 7.2 million acres that is spread over five states. It is a watershed area that is important in the lives of millions of Americans who live within its varied boundaries. All told, the watershed enables the provision of drinking water for around 4.8 million people. The land that surrounds Whitney Reservoir is but one of the many individual dispersed watershed areas. Here, along the Old Springfield Road, you will be able to cycle through a pristine forest environment on quiet country roads, with nothing but you and the trees for company.

The Sampson Property, also known as the Wyben Woods, is a wooded area around Montgomery Road. Ride though here in the summer for some shade, and ride though here in the fall for some nice autumn colors.

The Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area is made up of varied habitats like upland forest, marshes, pastures and Fitzgerald Lake. It's a great place to canoe and kayak, or explore the landscapes on the trail network.

Small hill between Southampton and Russellville. Located at the feet of Wolf Hill and near Alder Pond, it's a short but rewarding ascent in case you're starting to ride your bike!

The bridge that crosses one of the tributaries running into York Lake is fantastic fun to cycle along. With a flat gradient you can put the hammer down and get the pace up.

Lake Garfield is an excellent spot to take a break along your ride. With a little beach and benches you could have a picnic or a quick ride refuel.