Norway Ridge Pathway Trailhead

KailyRoo McD

Path was horrible to go on. There was places where we were completely unable to get through. Others where there was logs all over and we had to drag our bikes over, unable to ride them. It was to sandy to ride a bike so we had to stop and get off about every 5 minutes. Would not recommend, a pain in the butt to try and go on.

Bryan McCallen

Beautiful walk in the woods. Nice bike trails as well.

Tomas Yaczik

The trail itself is great I have no complaints, but if you're going to go out on the trail and walk around with your face buried in your phone instasnapping your Twitter cult followers, then expect to have the hell scared out of you when a mountain bike flies passed you at 20 miles an hour 😉.

Tim Condo

My young sons and I had a great time riding our bikes around the main pathway. The trail consists of many rolling hills and wooden bridges crossing wet areas. There is also a network of single track trail not shown on the trail map which is great for more advanced riders. The entire loop is approximately seven miles long with some of the low areas covered with water in the spring. There is enough trail system that the wet areas can be navigated around. Most of the trail is hard packed however there are some sandy areas on hills and turns. My five and six year old sons where able to ride the main trail and had a lot of fun. Incorporating the single track makes the trail a nice intermediate ride on a mountain bike. I look forward to returning in winter for some sking.