Reviewed by: Andrew , from Selkirk, Man. Canada

Summary:
I have been riding this trail since I learned to ride a bike. THIS TRAIL SUCKS!!

Recommended Route:
none

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Birds Hill Park has great mountain biking trails, plus, its just a few miles away. These trails are way better, some grass, some mud, and some paved (for the wusses!) Go Here!

Reviewed by: Trevis , from Selkitraz

Summary:
it sucks.especially in the summer.too many bugs and plants looks like the congo jungle in mid summer.
it's good in the springtime for a quick warm up

Recommended Route:
go to selkirk park. can go two ways, around the dike or through the park

Other recommended trails in the same area:
selkirk pits, off of mcPhillips highway, you can see paths in the ditches, also a visible bridge that we constructed last year, we will be building more obstacles this spring so come down and check it out. we are also looking to host some races this year

Reviewed by: Jade , from Selkirk

Summary:
It has lots of twists & turns. There are trees lying in the path, but makes it very challenging. The rain also makes things interesting, the clay gets really slick. If you pick up your speed you can really dice it up but watch for the standing trees and other riders. The plants in this area are ferns & other misc. plants that grow to about waist height. The scenery is gorgeous because you ride close to the river. You also see deer and foxes in this area. When you enter this trail system it is a complete canopy, letting in light only in certain spots, feels like your in a jungle.

Recommended Route:
If you are a casual rider just follow the trail that has been cut by the brush cutter. If you want a little more milage and obstacles follow the trail that is marked private trail.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I met up with a local rider (Rob) and told me that they have staked out other routes in this area. But will not be riding them until the fall (Late August). He has indicated to me that more advanced riding skills will be required on the new section due to the larger obstacles and jumps. I am looking forward to the new trails.