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I mountain bike bluff point and find it to be some of the best mountain biking in CT. Sure there are not a lot of uphills but it is just ...

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Old Apr 25, 2006, 11:01 AM   #31 (permalink)
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Bluff Point

I mountain bike bluff point and find it to be some of the best mountain biking in CT. Sure there are not a lot of uphills but it is just crammed with single track some of which is very technical. The trails are fast and they are in great shape and the ocean views cannot be beat.
In Massachusetts i ride in agawam at robinson state park again trails are in great shape and are real fast.
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