Wendell State Forest is made for mountain biking With over 7,500 acres of hills and dales, water, rocks and mud. You will see many a Massachusetts Biking Club member cruising through Hammerhead’s Hiatus.

The Massachusetts department of natural resources has formed the nonprofit, to bring an “Innovation of Transportation” in the state of Massachusetts with each of the people in the bike trail. This cycling club, has been established to bring about biking tourism.

It is widely believed that if one has access to public lands like Ruggles Pond the main day-use area, the sense of a more enjoyable and safer ride is brought about. This is exactly what the Massachusetts Biking Club aims to achieve. In fact, you can simply read a story about all the trails in New England and you will surely get an idea of why biking is one of the great recreational activities. After all, the riding on these trails like the Mormon Hollow Return trail  provides one with a really marvelous feeling and the cycling actually really makes it more enjoyable.

Not only are there motor vehicles, but there are also bicycles that may be traveling on this trail. Yes, the biking club of this forest is responsible to collect and survey the best of biking trails and they are now responsible to turn this 2 hours of riding into an awesome outdoor recreational activity for all of the people on the Maple Leaf Trail or Nipmuck Trail.