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The original Adirondack Agony ride. Leave a car in Wilmington and ride up (or shuttle) to start at the trailhead nearby the Whiteface toll road gate(not cobble lookout, the next one heading west on Gillespie drive). The first mile is ridable single-track that slowly climbs. Then the hike a bike begins, and that goes on for about another 1+ miles of climbing until you arrive at more moderate terrain at approximately 3200' elevation. The next mile is narrow, tricky and really beautiful singletrack that winds through high elevation spruce/fir forest before dropping down to Cooper Kiln Pond and a Lean-To. The last short stretch of trail before arriving at the pond is a muddy mess. Leaving from the pond, the trail drops sharply down the Eastern flank of the mountain and quickly turns into a nasty eroded boulder-filled gulley for about a mile. This is survival riding on a trail bike. If you pushed a long travel DH rig to this point, congratulations, you're about to be rewarded for your effort. After a creek crossing, the trail mellows for another mile before dropping again for a two-mile all-out rip to Bonnieview road. Ride Bonnieview road South and back to Wilmington.
Parking is limited at the trailhead on Gillespie road. Consider parking by the Whiteface toll road entrance and riding down the road to the start of the trail.
Trail relocations are planned in several areas with severe erosion damage.
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