Reviewed by: Big John ,  Weekend Warrior , from Vestal (Binghamton area)

Summary:
Of course everyone's tastes and abilites are different, but so is Chenango. Once you learn all the MANY trails available, you find that this place has almost everything, and one can tailor many styles of rides. From fast rolling fire roads to craggy, rocky/rooty, roller coaster single tracks, to LONG, technical, STEEP climbs. It is easy to get a really good workout in, and ride for 3-4 hours without repeating any trails! One thing not mentioned previously is that this place drains very well, so even after extended rain it is quite rideable and not very muddy. When one can't decide where to go in Central NY, Chenango is always a good choice, and is widely considered one of the premier rides in NY! But, bring your extra tube and leave the hardtail at home. If you find the right trails, you'll beat yourself silly!! ;-)

Reviewed by: Josh , from Binghamton

Summary:
Some real boring crap, and a few fun spots. Just wander around for a while, if the trail looks wide, try to find singletrack instead. Found some pretty tech/hardcore spots near the picnic area and golf course, although these aren't in the majority. Even found a good 6' drop to water hazard on the G O L F C O U R S E. (shhhhh....) A good change of pace when the other stuff gets boring. Oh yeah, Rocky Road or whatever will sure test your tech-ness.

Recommended Route:
Just get a map and cruise around

Reviewed by: David Perry , from Waverly, NY

Summary:
Was lucky enouph to arrange a guided ride through clubmtb.com and put in about a 12 mile ride. Seemed to cover just about every type of riding from single track to logging roads would recommend suspension if you voyage to the outer limits of the park. Found problems with cheap rims. I split rear rim from "The Rock Garden" section of the trails. Technicallity was quite lame very few tech. sections.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Waverly Glen Waverly,New York

Reviewed by: Chris , from Endwell, NY

Summary:
The only thing I'd like to add to what's already been said is that this is the only place in the area where hunting isn't allowed. Apparently you are allowed to hunt various animals in all of the good riding spots like Shindaghin, Oakley Corners,and Jenksville from Sept. 1 through Feb 28. It's a shame that it's really not safe to ride during this time of year. So I'm really glad there's at least one decent place to ride where one doesn't need to wonder whether they'll catch a stray bullet or not. Four stars because Oakley Corners IS better.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Shindaghin, Oakley Corners,and Jenksville