Lambertville Loop New Jersey Trail Reviews

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Lambertville Loop

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No. of Reviews: 2

Generally for locals; some nice climbs, quick downhills, not very technical but a good loop that involves you riding the storm pipe under Route 202. Some very quick singletrack and stream crossings.

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Latitude	40.3810745182893
Longitude	-74.94632720947266
Trail Directions	Two trailheads- this is a somewhat closed area- but if you park by the Ben Franklin and head North on Rt 29, Look for a trail heading up on the right before you get to the 202 exit.
Trail Length	10 miles
Trail Level	Beginner
Trail Type	Singletrack
City/County	Lambertville

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Reviews 1 - 2 (2 Reviews Total)

Review Date March 12, 2002 Overall Rating 1 of 5 Ridden Trail: Ridden Once Rate this review?		Reviewed by: In trouble Summary: Don't ride this trail unless you want to get arrested for tresspassing.Not much of a trail and when I did find some of it I was stop by police and warned of tresspassing.This trail should not be listed. Recommended Route: NONE Would you like to Comment? Join MTBR for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.

Review Date January 16, 2002 Overall Rating 1 of 5 Ridden Trail: Ridden Once Rate this review?		Reviewed by: Jon Kelman , from Asheville, NC Summary: If you are looking to shatter any stereotypes about New Jersey, this is not the trail for you. Actually, if you're looking to have any fun, this is not the trail for you. While it does have somewhat technical climbs (due largly to erosion), the downhills were not enough fun to warrant climbing for me. Most of the trail is within a powerline right-of-way on service road type double track. Furthermore, navigation requires a good bit of guesswork, as there are no markings. We eventually just gave up, cut through farmland and rode back via the road to Lambertville. All in all, way crappy. Don't bother, even if you live in the area. Recommended Route: Good question... Other recommended trails in the same area: There is plenty of good riding in Pennsylvania just across the river. This trail was a good lesson in why it's best to ask a local shop where the best places to ride are. Would you like to Comment? Join MTBR for a free account, or Login if you are already a member.