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The outer harbor is becoming a great destination. There's nothing technical here. Enjoy the ride and the view. Reddy Bikeshare is available there, too. Download the app and ride from the lighthouse (closed access) to the canal at the other end. Great for sunsets.

The park boasts over 8 miles of multi-use trails, catering to both casual riders and those seeking a challenge. Choose from scenic, flat paths around Stump Pond, moderate rolling hills through wooded areas, or even a dedicated BMX track for adrenaline-pumping thrills.

Lippman Park is home to a bunch of trails that were designed with mountain biking in mind. Foot traffic is still allowed on the trails, but it's probably best to step aside for all bikes regardless of the scenario since we are out in their territory. The singletrack trails are still fantastic for hiking and running, and there are a bunch of different loop options. The trails aren't super well-marked, though, so it's probably best to take your komoot map with you.

In Blydenburgh County Park, explore lush hills and valleys at the Nissequogue River headwaters, and take leisurely strolls through the historic mill district, showcasing the 1798 "New Mill" and other charming structures.

Lakeside park includes a skate park and a bike park and is open from dawn till dusk. Entry is free and Lakeside Park is public. The Bike Park has 3 mountain bike tracks of different levels for bikers of all ages and skill levels.

This section of the popular Carriage Trail has a slight elevation gain through the attractive woods in the Daniels Road State Forest. You can combine this trail with several other trails including: Main, Ridge Line, Upper Canyon, Devil’s Den, and Backstretch trails. As you hike along this pleasant section through oak and pine trees, you might encounter hikers, trail runners, or mountain bikers (the trail is maintained the local Saratoga Mountain Bike Association) in the summer and snowshoers or x-country skiers in the winter. Please be mindful of other users and keep an ear out for mountain bikers!

The mountain bike trails at Laurel Ridge are great for a lung and leg killing workout. You will find steep climbs with a nice mix of trail features like thin skinnies, rocks and logs to ride over.

Sprain Ridge Park does not disappoint experienced riders. There are surprisingly great slickrock sections, some are challenging with optional drops and some are just smooth without obstacles.