Reviewed by:  , from thunder bay

Summary:
All in all not a bad place to ride. Sometimes used in the winter as a cross-country ski area. Also used in the summer by walkers, hikers, joggers, etc. Blue and Red trails for beginner to advanced riders, yellow trail for those who are just learning to ride their bikes. Trails are wide open in most places, with few obstacles, but be prepared for steep climbs/descents, though. Trails closer to the park are actually maintained by park workers. There are some spots for single track riding, if you look hard enough. Is good as a warm up before heading on to shuniah. I ride in Centennial almost daily.

Recommended Route:
through shuniah/bluffs, or hudson st.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Shuniah Mines, Mt. Mckay, Kamview, the Bluffs

Reviewed by: Shane , from Thunder Bay

Summary:
very nice trails. Anyone from the area or who has wridden the trails knows that HydroHill is the hardest part of the ride. Nice wide open trails that you can get speed on and tight winding singletrack to test your skills. One problem is that in the wet the rock are in puddles so you cant see them (bruised ribs and wrecked rim after hitting one at speed). All in all GREAT TRAILS!

Recommended Route:
going off of hudson street or through shuniah

Other recommended trails in the same area:
shuniah, kamview, mt mckay, sleeping giant

Reviewed by: Crooked , from Terrace Bay, ON

Summary:
Not a bad area to bike. Alot of nice hills and downhills. Hydro hill's the killer. Alot of hikers and other users. A few bad apple hikers that like to wreck the Black Sheep MTB race courses. Overall a good place to ride if you don't mind sharing with other users.

Recommended Route:
Ride through Shuniah to get to Centennial.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Shuniah is right next door.

Reviewed by: McGregor , from Thunder Bay

Summary:
The one the only Hydro Hill, nuff said for those of us who know.... Also lots of ups and downs fun stuff. If your afraid of hills not a good place for you.

Recommended Route:
Shunia Mines

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Shunia Mines, kamview, LU trails are alright,

Reviewed by: Jim Maybee , from Salmon Arm, B.C.

Summary:
If you want fast wide open riding, Yeeehaw, this is the place. The blue trail(outer loop) has some bigger ups and downs, that will test your lungs and gonads at the same time. The Red (inner loop) is a big ring rollercoaster that always makes me smile. The Yellow loop is for sissys' and limp wristed types.

Recommended Route:
Through Cascades Park or Shuniah Mines on the Trans Canada

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Shuniah Mines, Cascades, The Bluffs