Preparing to Bike the Empire State Trail - Champlain Valley Q&A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- We ask and answer some basic question about bike touring the Champlain Valley portion (Rouses Point to Albany) of the Empire State Trail, a 750-mile bike trail across New York State.
0:00 Welcome
0:47 What is the trail surface like?
1:33 Is there a better direction to ride?
2:45 Is there a better time of year to travel?
4:26 Who would you recommend this trail to? What experience level is needed?
8:09 How would you describe services and amenities along the trail?
10:31 How do you get to and from the trail?
11:49 What was your overall experience?
13:53 What tires or bike setup would you use?
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Thank you. Your videos were helpful when evaluating this section as a possible future bike trip.
Thanks Jim!
Thank you for this informative video, the heads up about Westport to Ticonderoga is really appreciated. I also wanted to mention that the newly reinstated Amtrak Adirondack line that parallels the northern leg of the EST does not accommodate bicycles. It makes no sense.
Very helpful, great channel. Rouses Point to Albany is a great stretch, I did that route reversed a few years ago.
How difficult was the route travelling south to north?
@@NobleInventionBikeTouring That was about 7 years ago, so i'm sure 'im forgetting the pain, I remember some decent sized climbs in there, but always felt as If I was mainly going downhill. A couple years ago I rode up The Hudson Valley Thru Albany up to Whitehall, where I branched off and went to Vermont. Its always nice to ride up there.
On the road is not a trail.