Reviewed by: Chippingcaliber , from Quebec

Summary:
Time to update this place. Mt-Glen just hasn't been able to keep this place up. After a promising start back in 2000, they really haven't done anything in the last 2 years. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. Too bad, because this place had a good outlook for mountain bikers in general.

Recommended Route:
Skip this place

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Go to Bromont or Coaticook.

Reviewed by: Steve Fahey , from Beaconsfield, Canada

Summary:
This is the worst biking I have ever done. Trails are not marked or cleared for that matter. It was like taking my bike for a 3 hour walk. I think the only people that would talk positively about this trail are the ones hoping more people will come. Don't waste your time when you have Bromont around the corner.

Recommended Route:
Don't bother going.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Bromont, Rougemount

Reviewed by: Robin , from Montreal

Summary:
The trails are very new and need more traffic to make them smoother / faster. Expect lots of climbing to reach the top but some fun downhill. Cannot remember all the trail #'s but the #1 had loads of switchbacks that were cut too tight to bike through. This meant a few dismounts which became frustrating to our group of epxerienced riders.

Reviewed by: Squeak a.k.a. WaterBoy , from Montreal

Summary:
Great variety. The trails built on Glen are not quite up to a point where one could compare them to trails like Bromont, or Coaticook, but that is mostly due to the low volume of riders on them. In time, more riders will create a nice groove that will greatly increase the flow of the trail. Right now there are many sections which a lot of people will rather walk due to difficulty, and in between these, single and doubletrack connects them. You must know where to find these challenges though, because it's tough to find them on a map. As for Mt-Foster, this is one of the toughest trail I've ridden. True DH type trails might have some scarrier sections, but in terms of difficulty, Phil's elbow takes the cake. Note that it is unrideable in the rain, a statement echoed by EVERYBODY I've spoken to. In the dry, you have a better chance of clearing it, but you still face losing odds. Four words: "Good luck!" and "Body Armour"

Recommended Route:
If you want an easier time, try the main mountain trails. If you want something a lot more hardcore, ride to the top of Mt-Foster, and take "Phil's Elbow" down, preferably in the dry.