Reviewed by: Nicky ,  Weekend Warrior , from Calgary, AB

Summary:
The first time I rode this trail I swore I would not do it again. Well I've been back at twice since and plan to go again soon.
It's a good leg burner and the downhill towards the end after the final climb is so rewarding, before you know it, you are back at the car.

Recommended Route:
I just ride out from the parking lot

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Telephone, Tom Snow

Reviewed by: Darryl , from Calgary

Summary:
Very cool little path to take. I see some guys with their DH or big hit bikes on this trail, and I have nothing but respect for them if they can do the whole trail on those behemoths. This trail will work you, I think this trail is perfectly tailored for the XC Rider. You muscle your way to the top of a hill, and rewarded with a nice descent. All that cliimbing and work gets you to the end of Sulphor springs which is accentuated with a series of downhills, smooth, and technical. Very "stimulating" and challenging ride for the intermediate or advanced rider.

Recommended Route:
Park by Diamond T, and do Diamond T first. This will get you a little warmed up before you hit Sulphur springs. Diamond T is pretty easy so don't sweat it. Then you head counter clockwise around the path indicated on all the scattered maps on the trails. You'll eventually work your way back to the parking area thruough a small open field right by highway 22X. Then drive back to Bragg Creek for some lunch.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Try Elbow loop for an all day hike or a good 5 or 6 hour bike ride.

Reviewed by: Greg , from Okotoks, Ab

Summary:
theres some nasty hills, but its a rewarding experience when you rip it up on the downhill, mmmm, i wanna go again

Recommended Route:
same

Other recommended trails in the same area:
most kaninaskis trais

Reviewed by: Wang , from Cowtown

Summary:
THis is one of those trails that has good downhills but seems like all you do is climb, climb and just when you think you are at the top you turn a corner and climb some more. If you want to improve your cardio this is the trail. Also it doesn't take all day to do, has great views. Last week a friend and I got stuck in the middle of a hail storm and were soaked. Everytime I head out to this area I get drenched, but it makes it even more fun, just take a towel or blanket and an extra set of shoes for the ride home otherwise you may spend a little money getting your seats cleaned at Johnny Rockets. This trail is pretty good for all levels it just may take longer and may involve some walking for beginers, don't touch this trail with your downhill bike, dust your hard tail off and take it.

Recommended Route:
I start at the Tom Snow-Sulphur Fork

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Tom Snow is similar (mud), there are a bunch