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From the County's bicycling guide
Road and Mountain Bicycling
Columbia County’s unsurpassed rural beauty makes cycling through pastoral countryside, historic villages, and scenic vistas unique to this area.
Every effort has been made to create rides that are safe however some segments may place riders on roads with fast moving traffic.
Fourteen Road Loops
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Kinderhook Loop
Route on Ride with GPS30.7 miles
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Chatham Loop
Route on Ride with GPS29.5 miles
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East Chatham Loop Gravel
Route on Ride with GPS36.1 miles
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Ghent Loop
Route on Ride with GPS27.5 miles
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Spencertown Loop
Route on Ride with GPS20.3 miles
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Hudson North Loop
Route on Ride with GPS24 miles
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Hudson South Loop
Route on Ride with GPS16.8 miles
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Philmont Loop
Route on Ride with GPS48.9 miles
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Bash Bish Loop
Route on Ride with GPS24.3 miles
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Livingston Loop
Route on Ride with GPS23.8 miles
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Clermont Loop
Route on Ride with GPS24.1 miles
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Ancram Loop
Route on Ride with GPS36.2 miles
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Ancramdale Loop
Route on Ride with GPS35.9 miles
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Harlem Valley Rail Trail: Copake Falls
Route on Ride with GPS5.1 miles
Mountain Bike Trails
Mountain biking is growing in popularity and new trails are being developed continually. Nearly 40 miles of trails are currently in existence. The most elaborate trail system is located in the Beebe Hill State Forest. Trail riders are advised to carry cell phones and have appropriate gear as the trails are for experienced mountain bikers.
The trails at Beebe Hill and Harvey Mountain State Forests have been developed and maintained by the Columbia County Mountain Bike Association.
Rail Trails
Bike Shops
- Steiner’s Sports
- Velo Domestique Bicycle Shop
- Steiner’s Sports
- Bash Bish Bicycle
For detailed bike maps and information visit: bikecoco.com