Reviewed by: MTBPhan ,  Weekend Warrior , from Wallyworld, CT

Summary:
What a great ride, really had a blast. Not terribly technical or steep(at lest the part i did, more exploring to come), but a really fun ride. Managable singletrack, great place to get some trail confidence if youre new to the sport & fun to rip through if youre not.

Recommended Route:
All over, just go in & explore.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Tyler Mill

Reviewed by: Mike , from Branford

Summary:
fast smooth, not very technical. Its a good place to work on your spin without riding the road. Most the doubletrack trails are well groomed. The singletrack flows well. It is good riding when you don't have much time or you are looking for a quick fun blast after work. Great place if you're just getting into biking
5 stars for a good intro into Mtn biking. kinda boring if you're looking for hardcore riding

Other recommended trails in the same area:
westwoods

Reviewed by: pm , from ct

Summary:
This place was ok, nothing too crazy, mainly beginner trails, couple cooler trails..

Recommended Route:
see bikerag.com for map (preliminary) and pics

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Westwoods

Reviewed by: Carlos Rivard , from Middletown, CT

Summary:
Trails are flatter and dryer, with more loose rocks,
than most in the area. Soil is clay-based, slippery when wet. There are some good climbs, the corkscrew and a long straight climb leading up to the top of it. Definitely descend on the corkscrew. Warm up by taking a lap around the pond. Look out for other riders and hikers. Proceed to Jalapeno Heaven (about 1 mile south on rt.1) for post-ride Mexican.

Recommended Route:
I-95 to exit 54 (Cedar Street in Branford, CT). Right to rt.1 form northbound, left from southbound. Left on rt.1 and follow to bar on left (if you get to Main Street you've gone too far). Take that left and follow all the way back.

Reviewed by: Adam , from Wallingford

Summary:
Unfortunately the whole north side has been fenced off. Lots of speculation (see threads on CT NEMBA site) as to why but the bottom line is it cut the available trails in half. You can poach it easily enough on a bike by getting around the fence but many of the trails have been graded, laid with big chunks of fill, and obstructed by fallen trees. No more corkscrew, mat, or 911. The front half just isn't worth making the trip for, unless you live very nearby. If you're looking for more than 45 minutes of riding, skip it.

Recommended Route:
Whatever is left