Round Valley Recreation Area Question

“In Round Valley Recreation Area in Lebanon, NJ, when you follow the red-blazed Cushetunk Trail, you come to a horse trail that is marked with signs with a yellow horseshoe and a green background. Has anybody ever seen this horse trail?

Brian”

“Welcom to Trail Talk.

According to the following State Park Info, their is no description or mention of that trail.

"The nine-mile Cushetunk Trail and the three-mile lower service road are multi-use trails that pass through open and heavily wooded areas. The Cushetunk trail surface is rugged, rocky and steep in places which makes it more suitable for experienced hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. Users must follow the same trail back as it ends at the Water Supply Authority's Restricted Area and therefore, has no outlet."
Round Valley Recreation Area

I suggest calling their office:

Round Valley
Recreation Area

Mailing Address:
1220 Lebanon-Stanton Road Lebanon, NJ 08833-3115
(908) 236-6355

last edited: 11/23/06 8:20:00 PM”

“It would be appreciated if you would complete your User Info. They might enjoy it on Yahoo, too, if you are the same Brian involved with the following:

"You were given the answer on MTBR. I am beginning to think you may be a
little mentally challenged as you have been asking this same question
for a year now."
alt.mountain-bike

Now I found where you already have the answer to your question, and it appears in a post labeled "3 Weeks Ago."

"I also asked a park ranger about the trail marked with the horseshoe symbols, and he said that trail is a horse trail that goes into the campgrounds, and he said it is marked with yellow horseshoes on signs with a green background. So now, I have the answer to my question about the horse trail."
Brian

Actually, your posted question is, "Has anybody ever seen this horse trail?"
Brian
I have not seen it.

Thank you for your question!”

“Just Brilliant!”

“I don't know nuttin about no trail, I just wanted to see who else couldn't sleep”

“Has anybody ever seen this horse trail?

Brian Sipler
1:48:20 PM
11/23/06

Only when I tried the brown acid.”