Trumbull Connecticut aka Pequonnock River Valley State Park and Indian Ledge is one of my favorite spots in the Northeast for free riding and exploring. This place is a free riders paradise with tons of jumps, chunk, and rock rollers, including the infamous 'Green Monster' at over 30' tall. There are four marked trails: Blue, along the Pequonnock River; White, down the center of the valley; Yellow, about half way up the ridge; and Red, goes along the ridge and has the most serious climbs. There are also a bunch of winding trails over on the Indian Ledge side of the park if you make it that far. If you haven't ridden Trumbull, then you haven't truly ridden in Connecticut! #Trumbullct
Welcome to the Pequenoc River Valley State Park that also connects to Indian
Ledge Park in Trumbull, Connecticut. This place is an absolute blast. A few
major trails that run throughout and then a ton of winding little trails all
over the place with big drops, a ton of free ride, and
never-ending chunk. If you're ever in the area make sure you
check this place out. Well a little slippery. So this is a run
up to a pretty big dropout. It's about 10 feet
down and 10 feet out. Not today. Always know your limits when
riding solo. This is a cool little section of the red
trail down from the overlook and this clip
will take the right line down and the next clip will check out the left line.
Okay. Oh and did I mention it's really slippery and wet.
I would really avoid this place after a good rain.
Now this is over on the Indian Ledge side. Just an FYI.
It gets a little confusing because the trails weave in and out everywhere.
Another rock roller.
Gone in a few surfaces here.
Same arm. That's not the way. There are a few dirt trails that run
down the middle of the trail system so if you do get lost just hop on one of
those. You can find your way out or just hop back into the woods somewhere.
I had this blue trail along the river all the way back out.
No worries. He's in no rush. I've never seen anything so slippery in
my life. Just want to walk it out. It's like a
suicide mission. So this is my second time at Trumbull.
Second video. I don't think I rode any trails twice between the
two videos. Only difference this time it's a little
moist. I would definitely say probably shouldn't
ride Trumbull in the wet because these rocks and roots
the slipperiest I've ever ridden. Hope you enjoyed Trumbull round two.
I'm pretty beat up. I'm gonna take a couple days off.
Thanks for riding with me boys.
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