Hello again fellow single trackers. We had a great ride last night out at Stoney Creek and being the geek I am I have some digital content to share. I’m thinking this might end up being one of our home trail systems. The terrain out here can be a little challenging. There is a fair amount of up hill, but the pay offs are great. Lots of great down hill runs inlcuding jumps, log pyramids and some sweet carved trails. A definite, “must visit”, in my book.

The place is huge so don’t forget to load up the camelback with water and set a waypoint before you head out. With 4,461 acres of prime recreational lands, this top-rated park’s scenic, hilly terrain surrounds beautiful 500-acre Stony Creek Lake. Park features include a nature center, a hike-bike trail, beaches, boat launch facilities, a disc golf course and an 18-hole regulation golf course.

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Some multi-media goodness from Yesterday’s ride out at Bloomer Park. Thanks Map My Ride, YouTube and Flickr.

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There’s a stretch of trail I frequent that resides in and outside of Bloomer Park. It runs down both sides of the Clinton river in Rochester and ends up by Yates Cider Mill. Some great little technical trails blazed by salmon fisherman of all people.

There’s a lot of quick runs, log pyramids and down right awesome scenery out here. However, if you do any riding out this way watch yourself. There are a lot of trees down due to incliment winter weather, but mostly there’s a ton of beaver-downed trees. See pics below.

This is just one corner close to the damn near Dequindre. Keep your eyes on the trail. This one snuck up on us pretty quick. I’m not sure why they peel the bark off these trees.

I need some leg armor. Not that this has anything to do with trail conditions. I just seem to have a knack for grinding my shins up good. This was taken the same day.

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Shane and I found a sweet trail this trip out to Bloomer. It snakes all down the river. Here are a few tasty pics.

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