Reviewed by: Robag , from Regina, Sk

Summary:
This is really a waste of time. There is one hill with a few ways of climbing it and going down it. As well, there is some small sections of singletrack through the trees near the hill. Not worth the effort to visit. If I could rate lower than a 1, I would.

Recommended Route:
It's the only high point in the south end of the city. You can't miss it.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Wascana Trails.

Reviewed by: Jordan Holman , from Lethbridge, Alberta

Summary:
At this place, go to the place where all of the tree stumps are piled up. If the Park Authority hasn't been there lately, there will be highly technical lines of tree stumps and toned-down North Shore stuff (sometimes). Everything else: only used for training.

Recommended Route:
same

Reviewed by: Secret Squirrel , from Regina

Summary:
Do the downhills, and singletrack, nothing else

Recommended Route:
i reccomend that u dont come here, it is bad 4 the bike, in a way, go 2 wascana trails instead

Other recommended trails in the same area:
find out ur self

Reviewed by: Jason , from Regina

Summary:
If you have never ridden a mountain bike before you might want to try this place out to get your courage up going down hills, some climbing skills etc but it gets real boring fast. I do ride it every day on my way to work/school as it's close by.

Recommended Route:
It's the highest point of land in Regina besides the dump in the north end. Ride towards the hill.

Reviewed by: Mike Osiowy , from Regina

Summary:
Don't waste your time here! Let's see, there's a couple of climbs and descents and a little bit of non-technical singletrack. Wonderful, eh?

Recommended Route:
Just ride around

Other recommended trails in the same area:
There's terrific riding at Wascana Trails, Buffalo Pound (at the ski hill), and in and around Avonlea. Visit these places instead.