Places to ride in Connecticut
Where can I ride mountain bike trails in Connecticut?
Connecticut has 14 listed places to ride, and the best one depends on how you ride. For first laps or new riders, try Powder Ridge Mountain Park. For lift-served downhill, try Powder Ridge Mountain Park. For pump track laps, try Groton Bicycle Pump Track or Powder Ridge Mountain Park. For trail rides, try Bluff Point State Park, C.P. Huntington State Park or Cockaponset State Forest (plus 9 more). C.P. Huntington State Park, Hurd State Park and Mansfield Hollow State Park (plus 3 more) are free to ride. Check the official site for hours and conditions before you go.
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All 14 listed places in Connecticut
Bluff Point State Park
Trail networkGrotonFree & paid areas
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C.P. Huntington State Park
Trail networkReddingFree entry
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Cockaponset State Forest
Trail networkHaddamCheck admission
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Groton Bicycle Pump Track
Pump trackGrotonCheck admission
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Hurd State Park
Trail networkEast HamptonFree entry
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Mansfield Hollow State Park
Trail networkMansfieldFree entry
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Nassahegon State Forest
Trail networkBurlingtonCheck admission
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Naugatuck State Forest
Trail networkNaugatuckCheck admission
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Pachaug State Forest
Trail networkVoluntownFree entry
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Paugussett State Forest
Trail networkNewtownCheck admission
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Powder Ridge Mountain Park
Bike park · Pump trackMiddlefieldCheck admissionLift accessBeginner areas
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Shenipsit State Forest
Trail networkStaffordFree entry
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Wadsworth Falls State Park
Trail networkMiddlefieldFree & paid areas
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West Rock Ridge State Park
Trail networkHamdenFree entry
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Towns with more than one place to ride
- Groton (2)
- Middlefield (2)