Reviewed by: JASON MCNUTT , from HALIFAX

Summary:
THIS PARK KICKS ASS.IF YO NEVER BEEN TO THE PARK YOUR MISSIN OUT

Recommended Route:
UP WOOD STREET ,THROUGH THE RESVIOR AND THEN CHOOSE.IF YA GET LOST .....WHO CARES HAVE FUN

Other recommended trails in the same area:
CANT NAME ALL OFF THEM CAUSE THERES WAY TOO MANY

Reviewed by: Dan , from Truro, Nova Scotia Canada

Summary:
This park kicks ass there is so much to do for such a little place, ladder bridges,trannies and race courses its the shizznit

Reviewed by: Sheldon Benoit , from Debert,Nova Scotia,Canada

Summary:
There are tons of xc riding up there, making new trails all the time. Mostly single track riding...a few good downhills too. Can be easy riden by beginner and advance. A few ladder bridges too if yah want something different...

Recommended Route:
Start at the base of the park, go accross the wooden bridge and straight up Serpantine....then go nuts....

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hostle,Wentworth

Reviewed by: Paul Kukko , from Truro, NS

Summary:
Well this place has a lot of variety. Some old paved road, dirt road, gravel road, single track and a few downhills. As a XC rider I can't speak to the quality of the downhills but I've heard from some people they are of good quality. For XC riding it is great. There are many different trails that are good for beginners to advanced. One thing you should do is go beyond the park to the water reservoir. There are a couple of good dirt roads, singletracks and doubletracks there. Riding conditions tend to be fairly dry in the park and a little muddier near the reservoir. In all I would recommend this area to everyone.

Recommended Route:
I can't recommend just one route because they are all inter-connected. Just start at the park or the top of Wood Street. Go to Hub Cycle in town on Inglis st. to ask about some of the trails.

Reviewed by: Queen B , from Truro, NS

Summary:
Great trails for all skill levels - nice trails for the beginners, but also some extreme stuff for the extreme. Lots of trails that provide good cardio work outs. Watch out though, these trails are also favorites for hikers and runners, although not very busy the further you get into the park. There is also a possible "trail" around the resevoir, but I have never ridden it.

Recommended Route:
Look for Park Road off Brunswick. You can also enter at the top of the park - take Wood Street also off Brunswick and go to the very top...If doing this hill by bike, you may want to stop and have a drink at the resevoir!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
None