Reviewed by: Phil Mcrackin , from uk

Summary:
amazing truly amazing. but watch out for the 'cul de sac' section the fence at the end hurts

Recommended Route:
that flat bit

Other recommended trails in the same area:
the motorway

Reviewed by: Ooh my back feels so stiff , from Cumbria

Summary:
I had a mate once, who said I should do this route, even though it might be a bit extreme for me. Apparantly there are these wa**ers in cars who try to kill you, but I survived (just). I don't think i'll go again.
The trail surface is well extreme, it's covered in drain covers and dead hedgehogs which can puncture your tyres. Grannys provide good sport however.

Recommended Route:
You might have to do your own navigation, I can't really remember the route I was so scarred.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
ONE FOR EXTREME RIDERS ONLY,

Reviewed by: Gonad

Summary:
The ultimate mountain biking trail.
It is almost impossible to ride - technical, bumpy and loose. i rode it once on my brooklyn machine works 12' rear travel bike - this still wasn't enough and I crashed nastily into a curb. Don't even think about attmepting unless you are a seasoned professional.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
For major thrills but still technically challenging try a football field of if you're totally hardcore a hockey pitch.

Reviewed by: Arthur C. Unt

Summary:
Yup, i have tried this one a few times. First time i saw it I though, sh*t i am gonna have to get me some travel. Came back a month later with 6" front and rear, but those gratings and potholes had me foxed. A real toughy!

Recommended Route:
Straight down the middle, engage any stray cats for extra style.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
may I recomend the road with the traffic signals and roundabouts. Be warned though, make sure you are totally proficient in mastering the convetional straight road first. The shear scale of the task is enough to put off most. Real sense of acheivement after bringing down the beast!