Reviewed by: hoser ,  Weekend Warrior , from out west

Summary:
This trail was a blast. Some fun descents with rocks and roots, something different from anywhere I have ridden in saskatchewan. The climbs are even not bad, nothing to difficult. THere is even a dugout where you can huck off some drops that range from two feet to about five if you add in the tranny. WIthout a doubt the best trails to ride in saskatchewan.

Recommended Route:
teh race course is fun, but there are several other trail systems to follow

Reviewed by: michal , from Regina

Summary:
i enjoy this trail because it is full of obsticles( roots, sand pits, sandy steep hills) the first time you go threw it you will want to go again and each time it will seem like it is a new trail. there are many different paths you can take so take them and have fun. (try it in the rain it is a blast)

Recommended Route:
start by going past the sky hill repar shak you will find a singe track take it untill you come down facing the parking lot then continue up the hill on the right there will be anuther single track and it will take you around the entier Sask. Cup course

Reviewed by: michelle , from prince albert sask. canada

Summary:
I have love it every since i was small but you all ways take advantage of it i now live in lloydminster and i wish i could go back im only 14 so you can see how good the park is if teens love it!

Recommended Route:
these trail are mor efor the hikers and adverturous people i dont bike them if you are a risk take this is the place for you!
this is also hte perfect place for a picnic but come early because it is always full

Reviewed by: Norco , from Sask. Canada

Summary:
Long techniqual single track runs all around the park. Due to the valley carved out by the river you can find some extremely steep and techniqual trails. The soil there doesn't go to deep until you hit the sand so on some spots (very few) there is is dreded loose sand. If you don't like the sand stay off the fire roads. All around this is an extremely fun network of trails. It is very challenging so beginers should becareful where they go.

Recommended Route:
Take the highway towards Nipawin out of Prince Albert.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I hear there are good trails at waskisue but bikes aren't allowed on most.