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Review Date December 16, 2002 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a week
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Reviewed by: tim mccrohon
, from auburn ma, usa Summary: This place is where I learned to ride. I love it for its variety and closeness to my house. I recently relearned to ride doing night rides with my race team. Riding at night with faster, better riders is a fast way to become beter yourself. I like to ride it at night because I know it so well, and probably won't get lost. I have been trashed on this trail, especially at night. trail maps are available at the corp headquarters. Recommended Route: Start at the army corp of engineering headquarters. Ride down the road beside the dam, head over the bridge, turn left after bridge. The fire road takes a small grassy uphill that leads to some decent double track. From there on in its your choice. Almost all trails eventually dump back into the main fire road system. Many miles of trails. As an alternative, park at greenbriar park and head in from the area near the parking area near the tennis courts. Other recommended trails in the same area: a secret time trail trail I have been doing for years in auburn.
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Review Date August 20, 2002 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Ridden Trail: Ridden Once
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Reviewed by: Chris Mac
, from Worcester Summary: The singletrack (blue trails) at Hodges are good riding with plenty of twists and turns. Some of the multi-use trails are equally impressive but not particularly challenging. For an exciting ride, sneak onto power lines and look for more singletrack and long descents. There also seems to be a lot of ORV usage of the trails and a lot of equestrian traffic (READ: a lot of horse shit). Why is it that dog owner have to poop-scoop but horse owners don't? Overall I give Hodges' 4 tires, it has a little of everything including some challenge. Recommended Route: Start at any entrance:Rocky Hill Rd., Dam, Green Briar Other recommended trails in the same area: skip Buffumville, it's flat and ribbed with roots. Good spot to swim though.
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Review Date May 17, 2002 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a month
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Reviewed by: Glen
, from Sutton, MA Summary: Many trails to explore at all levels. Be carefull when alone; bring a cell phone if you have one! Recommended Route: Top of the Damn; Many trails to explore at all levels. Watch out for the motorcycles there not supposed to be in there but there are some residence in the area buzzing around. Other recommended trails in the same area: Millbury, Singlletary Rd (West Sutton rd in Sutton) Park at the West Millbury fire House) Go directly across rd. past oil Co. on right up dirt rd. There is usualy a group riding there on Wed & Th after work (5PM). Many trails in there!
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Review Date April 8, 2002 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a week
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Reviewed by: Jeremy
, from Worcester Summary: Good for riding, or Jumping Recommended Route: Get a map of the park, make an out line of the areas that look iteresting. Head out to the pits, lots of nice jumping there 6000 sq. ft. of pit.
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Review Date July 19, 2001 Overall Rating
3 of 5
Ridden Trail: Every few months
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Reviewed by: mtbmike
, from millbury ma Summary: this is an update - the trail mentioned that comes off the powerlines is now COVERED with No Trespassing signs. too bad, that was one sweet ride... Recommended Route: powerlines
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