Reviewed by: squashy ,  Downhiller , from Sudbury, MA, USA

Summary:
A good trail but i wont bother driving more than 15 or 20 minutes to get here. Most of it is winding single track with lots of routes. There are a few pretty steep sections but none are very high. In terms of any freeride, theres very little. Theres a double near the sand pit, but good luck finding it if you dont know the trails. Its not very good anyway, when we built it, it was half decent, then some little kids came along and played on it and it got trashed.

Recommended Route:
What everyone else said.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
None

Reviewed by: Lee , from Quincy

Summary:
I grew up in Sudbury- lived there until I was 23. I rode these "trails" on my dirt-bike, and later my mountain bike when I got into that. If you live in the area, it isn't a bad ride. There are a bunch of intermingling single track trails that go behind some of the side streets and of course the middle school. They're not bad, but I wouldn't travel more then 15 or 20 minutes to ride them. They're not very long, and not that much fun. There are a couple of steep, steep down hills to ride, but they are only about 50 or 60 feet in total height. I suggest going to a real forest/trail.

Recommended Route:
Behind Curtis Middle School off Peakham Road in Sudbury.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Go to the Framingham/Marlboro ride- it's much, much better.

Reviewed by: Harry , from Suds

Summary:
read above fools

Recommended Route:
Yo fools this trail is the kacheezeeeee!!!!
Watch out for me on my RM7 kicking MATTMC into the next platinum record deal. Check this shit out.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
CURTIS DOWNHILL TWO: THE UPRISING