Adirondacks owe their reputation as an outdoor recreational paradise to their topography; a unique combination of high rocky summits and endless waterways.

Some would argue that the Adirondacks are best experienced on two wheels. Whether you're looking for extreme downhill trails, quiet country roads, or Ironman training runs, this region is a must-ride destination for both the knobby and road tire sets.

Flume Trails MapRevel in the 2,476 feet of lift service vertical on a variety of intermediate and advanced terrain. Our trails are narrow single-track that traverse across Whiteface Mountain and run between the ski trails. A shuttle bus will deliver you to beginner/intermediate trails and the gondola accesses expert -only down hill trails. One lift pass is valid for unlimited runs on either the shuttle or gondola.

Connector trails let you explore the rolling Flume Trails, or ride the vast Wild Forest trails of the Adirondacks.* 

*Mountain bikes may be used on trails within Wild Forest areas of the Adirondack Park. 

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Flume Trails

The parking area and trailhead are off State Route 86, along the West Branch of the Ausable River and on the western side of the road, ...
Location: Wilmington, NY

Hardy Trails

Trailhead Parking: Hardy Road is located off of Springfield Road. From the center of town: Turn on Springfield Road (next to the Sunoco ...
Location: Wilmington, NY

Whiteface Mountain Bike Park

Location: Wilmington, NY
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