Manorville Hills MTB Trail is a 11.6 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Manorville, New York that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
birding
hiking
mountain biking
nature trips
trail running
walking
forest
views
wild flowers
Great trail, especially for winter hiking and in the snow when the ticks are dormant. Quiet and good prep with its distance and rolling hills for bigger trails and summer hiking.
Intense been hiking it for 10 years. Great warm up watch out for the chiggers/ticks.
Stay on trails.
There are three trails at this location. The map you're seeing on this page is for the mountain biking trail. There is also a separate hiking trail, and horse trail. The three meet infrequently, so none of the various activities get into each other's way. From the hiking trailhead, picked up at the main parking lot, connects to The Paumanok Path. Follow the orange blazes around the park to make a complete loop of about 11 miles.
It's a hilly trail, unlike any other I've seen on Long Island.
This trail system was a great find! I am always on LI for business, and many times I struggle to find a good set of trails for trail running. After one visit it is one of my new favorites.
Some people wrote that it was fairly hilly, which I didn't find. I found the hills (not truly hills) to be rolling and relatively easy, but it's all subjective.
The area is quiet, secluded, relaxing. I visited on a Wednesday around mid-morning and there wasn't a lot of traffic. That being said, I can see it being a bit difficult to navigate when crowded. Most of the trails are single track, and mixing in bikers/horses/hikers would get very congested.
Great cardio. Super hilly. Went from CR 111 toward Bald Hill. Covered 10.9 miles.
One of the oldest trails in New York apart of the Paunomick Path an old Indian trail which started in Ridge and ends in Montauk. truly challenging ups and downs a science lesson in nature quiet peaceful 3hrs if you do the entire trail easy if hard paced 2.30 for me. Every Hiker has to do it great prep for Mt. Marcy hit this every other day for one week ... your good to go!
good trail, markers for distance and short hills
Not bad
not bad for long island.
Nothing technical at all. Lots of hills, kinda boring.
This is a Hard trail. Lots of Hills! then more hills!! If your a beginner you may want to try a different trail befor you come here. Also there is very limited parking. They should really expand it. I almost couldent get my car out when i went to leave. I like the trails but I prefer Cathedral Pines for mountain biking.
A good trail for Long Island. A lot of good hills.
Bill H.
perfect trail for this time of the year..
nice mixture of hills and flat sections..Well marked..
Carlos T.
Challenging... Pretty good only 14 miles tho.
Excellent hiking trail
Well marked. Did the orange loop very hilly at times
Not very technical at all. Most of the trail Is up and down on smooth single track. Full suspension here is not necessary. not a bad workout If you complete the entire length, one of the top three Mtn bike trails pn Long Island
The orange blazed hiking trail is excellently marked and one of my favorite trail running spots on Long Island. Super hilly and not too rutted out by bike tires as there are separate mountain biking trails. The hits blazed PaumanokPath rolls through here so you can create a hike or run of any distance using that. White Pines section is awesome as there's a crazy canopy providing a lot of shade and protection from rain. Really hilly so if you're running be prepared for a hard run.
Great trail. Well marked hilly nice views varied flora. Great LI hike