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Not many people venture to Queens for mountain biking, but this spot is perfect for learning trails while staying close to a home base in the park while getting in some great technical riding.
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![Cathedral Pines singletrack.]()
Singletrack mountain biking that offers something for both beginners and advanced riders.
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Sprain Ridge isn't for beginners—with 5 miles of technical trails, you'll get your MTB fix despite being near the city in this 268-acre park located between the north and south lanes of the Sprain Ridge parkway. If you take the advanced lines, be ready for some log hops!
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For some easier (but longer) mountain bike trails, head up to Blue Mountain Reservation. Beginners won't be intimidated, and seasoned veterans can get in their intervals without obstacles!
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Whether you're a beginner, intermediate or expert, there are trails at Hartshorne that you'll fall in love with.
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This is one of the most iconic mountain bike spots in NYC, located right in Queens, with some of the best maintained trails in the area.
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