Rocks. Rollers. Berms. What more can you ask for! The School Street trails have it all. Love Lynn Woods? Come to School Street.
The trails can be a little confusing so here is the best way I know how to ride them. Enter the trails by turning left onto the fireroad that is almost immediately to your left when you turn onto Laurel Lane. Pedal up the fireroad until you get to the top of the hill. DO NOT take left split in the fireroad half way up the hill, keep pedaling. As you approach the top of the hill you will pass a trail entrance on your right, don't enter it, keep going. Right before you start going down fireroad there is an entrance on your left. Enter there. You have gone too far if you begin to go downhill while on the fireroad. Once you have entered the trails there is no signage, so grab a GPS route to have with you.
If you follow the trails correctly, you will pop out on the same fireroad you pedaled up earlier, just further down. When you come back out the the fireroad, turn left and go down the fireroad 50-100 yards. While pedaling, look to your left for the entrance of the next set of trails. Enter and you will have to pedal uphill, but it will be worth it. You will eventually come to a spot where your choices are straight or right. Straight will take you towards the Fire Tower and back to your car. If you turn right you will get a great downhill run with some incredible trail work and berms. Thinking high speeds and smiles. It is sick.

Laurel Lane / School Street

Lynn Woods is a huge park with over 2000+ acres. The trail network is split into two distinct areas, naturally separated by Walden Pond.
To the south of the pond you will find more XC riding, featuring a lot of fireroads and singletrack, that can be very confusing to navigate. Highlights of the south side are definitely the stone tower and Dungeon Rock. If you ride this side go explore, you won't be disappointed. This side of the park is mostly intermediate trails, but beginners should do just fine on the fireroads.
To the north side of Walden Pond you will find some of the most technical terrain around. This side is littered with rocks, rocks, and more rocks. Some reaching proportions equal to the size of a small house. Rollers, hucks, drops, and rock gardens will keep you on your toes and keep you coming back for more. Trust me, if you are into technical riding, and have the chops, you should be riding Lynn Woods.

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Vietnam Trail Network

Harold Parker State Forest

Yudicky is basically split into two sections by Groton Rd [NH 111A]. To the North is the Yudicky Farm Conservation Area and a slew of fast, flowy singletrack trails. These trails are tight, twisty and a ton of fun. You can put in some serious miles, just be aware there are unmarked trails out there that will lead you places not on a map. Don't panic, getting lost is just another way to find your favorite trail!
To the South side of Groton Rd, you will find some of the most fun technical trails around. The builders on this side of the road outdid themselves. You will find huge north shore style skinnys, teeter totters, drops, launches, rock gardens, etc. This side of Yudicky is fast, technical and littered with things to play on.
My riding suggestion: hit the south side of Groton Rd first, beat the hell out of your self on some of the stunts and then head to the north side of the park for some fun singletrack pedaling. Now get out and ride!

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