Reviewed by: Mike

Summary:
See my detailed review for this and other trails along with my GPS-generated maps at http://24.147.58.236/sheahome

Reviewed by: David , from Beverly,MA

Summary:
Well I live one street away from it so its not a hard commute. Great riding. My friends and I build up big drops and some North Shore in there. Just explore. There are many hidden trails that are extremely fun. Not too much going up. A little, but theres more down so its all good.

Recommended Route:
Right when you go in take a left. Then keep riding, next fork take a right, next fork take a left, go straight until you see what kind of looks like a trail. Its called the rock trail. Two great six footers and a descent called brass balls, im there EVERY weekend so you'll probably see me. I ride a specialized BIG HIT DH. But if you pass the rock trail entrance take the fire road which is your next left. All down for like 5-10 mins. Its sweet.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Sally Millagen is 5 minutes from endicott I do time trials there to get ready for races. So it's nice. Not many drops. Some ok descents there.

Reviewed by: Ty , from Beverly,MA

Summary:
Some pretty good trails, not too many drops exept for the rock trail. Rock trail is pretty technical. the rest isnt that bad. i can ride probly the whole thing and im only like 13.

Recommended Route:
Go in straight and take your first left. when you get to a fork, take the right and go to the next fork. when you get to it take a left. somewhere in there to the left you will see a small opening with a rock. thats the rock trail. ride it!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
sally mulligan, but only if ur a beginner i havent ridden brass balls but ive heard lots about it and lynn woods im gunna go ride those soon

Reviewed by: Nellys apprentice , from Beverly Mass

Summary:
just recently there has been some major construction in Beverly, unfortunately they found our beloved Tall Tree trails. they've started to develop homes on the area.. you can still ride in there but the opening section was torn down and me and Nelly and a bunch of other mt bikers from here have to build a new entrance.
if you do decide to ride here at Tall Tree, my friends and I are working on a "North western" section. You know boardwalks, teeter totters, stuff like that. it's hard to find but if you get there its pretty fun even though its far from done. If you can find the end of Brass Balls, the giant rock...go to the top of that rock. there is a small path leading to your left that goes up a hill . at the top of this small hill there is a stone wall with a short "home made" bridge going over a hole/gap. thats the entrance. From there I'm quite confident that you'll find these things. So have fun, and if you want to help us out with these things let me know or Nelly(Nellymtbiker@aol.com).

Recommended Route:
two words for you crazy people...BRASS BALLS. crazy trail...not for beginers though.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Sally Mulligan, fun place...beginner/intermediate.

Reviewed by: Riskable , from Beverly

Summary:

Other recommended trails in the same area:
This trail no longer exists. Endicott College has