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gurney lane mountain bike trails
Trail expansion area: Spring 2015
Additional single-track trails planned.
Designed and built by Wilderness
Property Management (Steve Ovitt)
with assistance from
SUNY Adirondack Intern Ed Fero.
recreation.queensbury.net
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Gurney Lane Recreation Area
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152.3 Total Acres
10 miles/15 km of trails for year-round enjoyment
5.7 km of single track and 9.7 km of double track
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Gurney Lane Mountain Bike Trails
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Existing Double Track Trails for Hiking,
Biking and Walking (white trails)
Parking Areas
Gurney Lane Mountain Bike Trails
Trail
Length (mi) 1
“Deal With It” (DWI) .33 mi
Length (km)
.53 km
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Erratic
.62mi
1 km
3
Excalibur
.31 mi
.50 km
4
HP
.53 mi
.86 km
5
Rogue
.64 mi
1.03 km
6
TNT
.12 mi
.20 km
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.25 mi
.40 km
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.69 mi
1.12 km
3.5 mi
5.7 km
Total Trail Length: 5
* Trail colors on this map do not
necessarily correspond with active
trail tags located in the field. Each
trail has a corresponding Name,
Trail Number and Trail Rating.
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Buckbee Road/Gurney Lane
Trail Access
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Connection Point — Rush Pond Trails
Parking — Corner of West Mountain Road and Gurney Lane
The Rush Pond Trail is 2.6 miles long through the Rush Pond wetland area. This stoned
double-track trail connects Gurney Lane Recreation Area to the north and the Queensbury
School/Aviation Road (and adjacent watershed properties) developments to the south.
Along the way there is a matrix of unmarked single-track trails to explore.
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Connection Point —
Rush Pond Trails
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Note: Trail totals listed are for the newly built single-track
trails. An additional 6 miles or 9.7 km are also available in the
form of the double-track trails delineated by the white on this
map. Each of these double-track trails are marked with their
own colored trail tags. A separate detailed map is avalable at
the pool house lobby.
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Trail Access
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Warren County Municipal annex
http://recreation.queensbury.net