Reviewed by: Like2Byte ,  Cross Country Rider , from Middletown

Summary:
They should change the name of this park to Mosquito Swarm Park. Now that that's out of the way - these trails are pretty tame compared to other Tyler or Case. There are some sections that are intimidating and a few that are flat insane. Lots of logs and, oddly enough, hardly any stone at all.

There are some ramps and jamps made from 'natural materals' in the park but they've mostly deteriorated into unusefulness. A few steep decents into "The bowl" are extreme and fun!

Recommended Route:
From the parking lot, follow the fire road until it forks, go left. Go up the hill, shattered and torn from the motorized vehicles, go 'round to the left at the top. Follow it all the way out until a fast downhill dips and hair-pin turns toward the golfcourse. Jump over the burm and follow along the goldcourse on a slightly hidden singletrack trail. After getting to the top of the hill, it will fork again. Go left, into the woods, follow until it dips between two hills. Don't go up, turn right and jump over the logs. Follow this trail through the swamp , pass the parking left as it hairpins back into the woods and follow until it crosses the FR again. Cross the FR into the woods again and cross three wooden bridges. After crossing the third bridge avoid the gentle right turn and go straight, then turn right up a small hill. This trail follows the bowl along its rim. When you are dumped back onto the FR, follow it until you see a steep descent with logs jamming it. Follow the line and go down it. It's fast but not hard. Turn right at the bottom and follow across the streams until a steep uphill (hike-a-bike?). At the top, bear left and follow along to FR.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Case, tyler

Reviewed by: Mike , from Branford

Summary:
Some of the trails are getting overgrown due to lack of use. The stunts are nolonger safe. The trails are some of the smoother that I have ridden. None of the ragged rocks that most of CT has. They are well marked and flow nicely. It a quick and fun place to ride. Not very techinical but good flowing speed. An easy place to ride for beginners and a change of pace for advanced

Recommended Route:
Blue -> Green -> yellow -> red

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Branford, Westwood Tyler mills

Reviewed by: CMTB Trail Crew , from Cromwell & Wolcott

Summary:
See: www.geocities.com/cromwell_mtb_trails
for maps and trail information. We've completed and blazed about 7.5 miles ... with 2.5 still to come. enjoy, CMTB Trail Crew

Recommended Route:
Complete Loop -
Blue - which flows into Green - which flows into Red.

Reviewed by: walt , from newington

Summary:
This is was a very pleasant surprise, trails are a lot like single track in parts of vermont. i had a great ride here, especially liked the exit sign getting me back to field road. graet job to all those who put in the work. lot of logs to hop, graet fun

Other recommended trails in the same area:
case, gay city, soapstone, rh quarry, cockaponset.