Reviewed by: Scott , from Syracuse

Summary:
I went round and round without finding an out. Went past the same stupid benches before bailing out down some prohibited path. Got to see a map next time. Figured state paths would be marked but they weren't. Easy ride though.

Recommended Route:
I don't know.

Reviewed by: John F , from Manlius

Summary:
For the people who want to go on some nice stuf the V's are nice all so the Roling Hills trail is nice.
for a locoal place this is prety nice.
there is something for evrey one here and a little for the expert.
the biggenner to intermediet are good on these trails

Recommended Route:
all over is nice.
The "V's" are kick butt.

Reviewed by: Ben , from Manlius, Ny

Summary:
There are a few fun downhill sections on the way in/out of the park, but the area is mostly rolling hills/moderate climbs over a mowed trail maintained by the park. Great for a nice relaxed ride with friends or for those who aren't into running into trees or falling on big rocks. If you take the outer loop, you'll run into the V's, a small area marked "no biking" alongside the park. If you're looking for some thrills, and are a fairly adept rider, you can spend all day in there without being too bored. Very steep chutes through the main gully with steep climbs out(hence the name, V's). On the way out, make sure to hit the rolling hills trail, just follow the downhill and go through the campsite. The climb back to the car is a long one, you can take the trails or the road, the choice is yours. Happy trails.

Recommended Route:
Use the back entrance to the park, park in the golf course parking lot to avoid paying the park fees. Ride back along the road you came in on for about 1/4 of a mile, you should see a trailhead on your right(marked no biking for the first 500 feet, but legal after that). The route takes you on a short downhill through the woods, followed by a short uphill out to a gravel path. Follow the path up to the crest of the hill, take the outer loop, and make sure you stop by the V's before taking the downhills to the bottom of the park.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Skytop at south campus on syracuse university, best riding in the area

Reviewed by: Jason , from Syracuse University

Summary:
Green Lakes and Farmers Hill are some fun trails. Not very diffiult or technical but there is some cool downhill and uphill stuff. And the lakes are beautiful. Sometimes there are chicks sunbathing topless so check out the beach. Just dont ride on the trail around the beach (it isnt allowed and we all wanna be respectfull). Also read the review for Skytop, the trails there are the best in Central NY.

Recommended Route:
If you park at Green Lakes and head out on the outer loops of the lakes you will find all the good ones. The place isnt that big.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
SKYTOP at South Campus Syracuse University

Reviewed by: Dave W , from Fayetteville

Summary:
this area connects to green lakes tails and between the two there is some nice singletrack and fire road. The V's are my personal favorite, My only bike is a BMX but some form of suspention is recommended on those things, definately the best in the area.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
GOBI DESERT TRAILS!!