Reviewed by: cojo , from Cochraneab

Summary:
There are many trails and for many skill levels but dont take a non-suspension bike. If you dont have a good bike rent one.If you would like there are races held often for hardtail and full susp.

Recommended Route:
Get a trail map and test some of the trails. Keep on testing till you find a path that yuo like.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Kanaskis

Reviewed by: FRANK , from CALGARY

Summary:
GOOD

Recommended Route:
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Other recommended trails in the same area:
DIRTY LITTLE SECREAT

Reviewed by: Greg , from Calgary

Summary:
There's lots of nice technical singletrack in the trees with some fast sections, drops, banked turns and other goodies. Stay by the bobsled or go all the way to the fence... Endo Pass is a nice trail that goes along the top of the long-jump bleachers. Go under the chairlift, turn right at the base of the long-jump towers, it's around there somewhere. Oh yeah watch out for the rocks and ruts. Nice trials park, two downhill courses and a BMX thingy. Definetly worth buying a seasons pass. Don't let the lifties scratch your bike.

Recommended Route:
Singletracks in the trees or Endo Pass

Reviewed by: Jacob Denhollander , from Calgary

Summary:
It is very worth the six bucks. The trees are very technical, with very thin paths, and trees barely alowing passage. Or else you can take the race course, which is very fun. Enough to keep you occupied for a whole day. Be Novice to expert. I took my brother and freind. My brother crashed a whole bunch, and my freind got a cuncussion.

Recommended Route:
Take the Trees.