The good thing about new bike paths is that when I can run I will have new running routes.
On Saturday, rain was forecasted but it held out until the afternoon. It was warm (70s) and I decided to ride on the Corning Trail. The fishermen were on the Hudson in abundance.

Well on Sunday it was 30 degrees colder but it wasn’t raining so I went for another bike ride.
This time I decided to park at the Colonie Town Park and take part of the Mohawk Trail that I had never done before. I headed toward Cohoes (an industrial city on the Hudson.)
It wasn’t very scenic. No view of the River. You go under several over passes. You see the city of Cohoes eventually on both sides of the path.
It is slightly downhill the whole way.
Yes, that means that it was uphill on the way back. Gotta build those quads & calf muscles back!!! (Maybe it will help my running….)
I think it was 4 miles down & 4 miles back.
When I got back to the parking lot, I figured that I might as well bike in the other direction since it hadn’t started raining yet.
I headed toward Niskayuna where I have ridden before. I only went a mile and then turned back. The sky was getting darker.
(With nicer weather & when my legs are in better shape, I’d like to ride from Niskayuna to Cohoes and back.)
Look what I passed on my way home:
10 miles of biking deserves some ice cream, right?
But, I chose frozen yogurt – mint choco patty with sugar-free choco syrup…YUM!
I see a long run route in my future… and if I do it, then I will try the soft ice cream 🙂
Happy Running!







Wow! Your trail pics look a lot like the trails I run on here in Bellingham. Unfortnately (or maybe “fortuntely”) none pass an ice cream shop.
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You’re really getting out there and building your fitness back up…way to go ! I can’t wait to read about that long run on the trail. 🙂
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Frozen yogurt sounds wonderful! And Sunday was cold cold cold!
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