Where 2 Wheel Trails
Great trail in Long Island, NY
296 Wading River Road , Manorville, New York 11949
lat/lng: 40.82685802101904,-72.80904956409074
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I found this place credit to https://www.where2wheel.com/trails/trail/full/700. Great terrain for a central Long Island trail. There are sand paths that your jeep can dig into and difficult mud ruts after the rain. There are many side trails that will appear as you keep driving around the area.
Directions:
Make the first right off Wading River Rd onto Jerusalem Hollow Rd when heading north after getting off Sunrise Hwy. Then make the first right onto a small mud patch. Then you will see a small hill that turns into sandy terrain.
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Member since Jul 10, 2023
Still Open & Great
Submitted on Aug 27, 2023
A few meters of mud, but then deep sand to have fun (4x4 and 2 wheels) + nice forest trail for 2 wheels. Definitively recommend !
Member since Mar 22, 2021
Submitted on Mar 21, 2021
First time going to this trail, do I need a permit to enter? is it open during the week?
Member since Mar 01, 2021
Good trail
Submitted on Mar 21, 2021
Part of the trail seems to be a construction access road (sandy ) another part was a bit tight (not for nice paint jobs) and seemed to be used by two wheelers mostly but fun . The third part was very muddy and I decided on caution and abstained. I’m new to this ...
Member since Jan 18, 2021
First timer
Submitted on Jan 18, 2021
What equipment do I need to safely complete this course? Any permits needs??
Member since Jul 09, 2020
Submitted on Jul 09, 2020
Mud entrance a little difficult we the mud net is sand terrain have to drive a off road tire to play in the sand box but nice to be a driver plus test the driver skill and performance on the truck Nice to enjoy
Member since Oct 30, 2019
Submitted on Nov 24, 2019
Was in the area so we checked it out. Stinky mud hole at the entrance then over the hill to the sand trails. My truck is stock and I didn't have my recovery gear with me so I didn't go too far into the sand. We did however explore on foot and there are several trails packed into this small patch of land. Would be fun in a jeep and a lot of fun on a quad. Very curious what the land is cuz it seems custom made for dirt bikes and ATVs. No posted sighs of any kind.