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On August 14, 2020 we took a spin through the Lums Pond trails. We managed to hit all 3 major trails and it was a fun morning of riding. Lums pond trails offer an easy to moderate ride with relatively smooth trail surface and not much technically challenging riding. It currently has a significant number of trees down from recent storms but the crews are working hard to clear the trail blockages. Very enjoyable riding.
This trail is not for beginners. I’ve been working out for 18mos and road cycling for 2.5mos. It’s a busy trail for walkers and hikers and the asphalt is fairly narrow. The whole 5mi is up and down, some are fairly steep. I ended up walking my bike 3x. However, intermediate to advanced riders will enjoy this as a sprint. Just be careful if it’s busy there’s a number of blind hairpin turns that could plough you into people. The park is gorgeous. Save this ride for a cool Fall day.
As compared to the Perkiomen or Schuylkill trails, CVT is like city riding. There are about a dozen road crossings, a couple across major highways. More than 1/3 of the distance is directly adjacent to 202 and the road noise is very loud. The remote sections are nice and trail well maintained but would choose a different trail next time.
Trail needs some serious maintenance. Down trees blocking trail. Untended to vegetation that causes you to tuck, bob, and weave. Trail needs some serious maintenance before another review is possible.
Good teaching grounds for kids, pavilion, restrooms, geocaching, playground.Not for distance riders, unless you want to bike in a circle over and over and over ... Not challenging. A couple hills. Disconnected from other trailheads.
We rode the entire length out and back on a 95 deg day. This trail is wide and very well maintained. Most is shaded and the cars were very good about stopping when the trail crossed a road. There I are just enough small hills to make it interesting but not too steep.There is a clean restroom and water fountain at approximately 11 miles.
First time on this trail last weekend. Rode entire length, from Cockeysville to New Freedom, and another 5 miles into PA on the Heritage trail, then back. Impressed by the condition of the trail the entire way, and love the sights. Rail Trail Cafe in New Freedom is a must - outstanding wraps.
We usually do the Wilmington, Delaware and Delaware City trail but decided to stay locally. Clean wooded trail. Geets Diner is 0.7 miles from the end of the trail in Williamstown, which was a great place to grab a bite outdoors.
There were too many Road barriers and stops along the way. There were many detours for construction.
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