Mountain Bike

3.2 miles

Distance

176 ft

Climb

-90 ft

Descent

108 ft

High Point

There is a parking area along Rt. 156, conveniently located right across the street from the Devine Wine Emporium. The segment finishes within about 50 yards of the parking area. I recommend parking there and riding your bike to the start of the segment. If you haven't ridden Rocky Neck, it's not huge but it has a lot to offer. When you're done, do some exploring and head out to the beach for a picture or two. You've earned it -- especially you Lunachicks

This segment begins with about a mile of road before heading on to trails for the remaining two miles. If you're a confident gravel/CX rider, you could choose that as the weapon of choice. A MTB will certainly work too. Don't have one? I live 2 miles from Rocky Neck and have several bikes available in small and medium if you need a loaner -- you just need to clean it after

Detailed Description

CCSU - Finale Route is a 3 mile popular easy route located near East Lyme Connecticut. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 176 ft with a max elevation of 108 ft then descends -90 ft.

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Southeast Connecticut NEMBA (www.sectnemba.org)

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Trails in Route

Green Blaze

266 ft

Details

Riding area

Rocky Neck State Park
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
eBike Allowed

No
Ridelogs

9

More Stats for CCSU - Finale Route mountain bike route

Avg time

20 min 46 sec
Altitude change

85 ft
Altitude min

9 ft
Altitude start

10 ft
Altitude end

95 ft
Grade

0.5%
Grade max

-12.8%
Grade min

11.8%
Distance climb

1 mile
Distance down

3,996 ft
Distance flat

1 mile

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