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MA - Borderland State Park - Mountain Bike Trail Review with Map and Pictures |
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Directions - From the Cape take 495 north to exit 10, right at exit, rte 123? towards easton. At end of road take a right onto 106 and follow until you see
signs for borderland state park. Keep following the signs until you hit
the parking lot.. |
Update 2007: Borderland is just a great place to ride and with the latest addtion of the new nemba trail its even better.. The nemba trail is really technical and fun.. It uses every bit of rock in the area too.. Lots of great rock lines I didnt see before, some nice rollers and a few drops. The Nemba trail is easy to find and its right on the park map. FYI bobs trail on the park map is a little misleading, once on the trail, you hit a fire road, you must go LEFT to find the rest of bobs trail.. Description - The trails here RULE!! Unfortunately there are not too many of them, but you will find about 11 miles of clearly marked, awesome rocky technical trails, in a very small area. This place has the most slick rock of any ride I have ever been on in New England. Great rock gardens, drops, short steep climbs and descents. The only other downer?? is that its overall pretty flat (A-cup size hills and climbs). Pre-ride Music: |
Total Miles: 11 + unexplored spur and side
trails |
Elevation Change - 261 Feet - Elevation
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