Blueberry Trail System or Otis Mountain?
Has anyone ridden Elizabethtown NY?
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Re: blueberry, my wife made me a blueberry buckle today. I ate mine with caramel swirl ice cream.
#helpful
(random image of a blueberry buckle, and don't you people act like you wouldn't eat this)
#helpful
(random image of a blueberry buckle, and don't you people act like you wouldn't eat this)
yes. Otis Mountain. I was just daydreaming about it the other day. I liked it a lot, but it will be a while before I get to go back 
. It's a cool little place, good for a few hours. We stopped by on our way to Killington, so didn't ride Blueberry Mountain. But we ran into a member of the Barkeaters who told us the ownder of Otis, and a the Barkeater Alliance were planning on making Blueberry a destination network (a little like Kindom Trails, but without the attitude). I would say you'd be good for a weekend of riding between the two.
THis is halfway up the main climb.
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. It's a cool little place, good for a few hours. We stopped by on our way to Killington, so didn't ride Blueberry Mountain. But we ran into a member of the Barkeaters who told us the ownder of Otis, and a the Barkeater Alliance were planning on making Blueberry a destination network (a little like Kindom Trails, but without the attitude). I would say you'd be good for a weekend of riding between the two.THis is halfway up the main climb.
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It's only an hour from me, planning to go Wednesday.yes. Otis Mountain. I was just daydreaming about it the other day. I liked it a lot, but it will be a while before I get to go back
THis is halfway up the main climb.
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I'd love to hear how you liked it. And if you ride Blueberry, would welcome intel about it too. Have fun!
So I rode Blueberry with a friend who isn't normally a mountain biker - he's a hiker and skis. He was on a rigid Specialized Rockhopper with cantis, so i took the Moonlander. A lot of Blueberry looks as though it started out as logging roads; there's a bunch of newer construction weaving around and between those roads, some obviously still being built. Terrain's steep, rocky and rooty, seems to be glacial till. We rode for a few hours and i enjoyed it; Barry may or not be broken, we shall see.
