Reviewed by: Pig Bodine ,  Cross Country Rider , from Duxbury, Ma., USA

Summary:
I ride a lot and consider myself a strong rider. I found the bellows pipe trail to be very challenging, I had to push the bike up through a few rough and splippery rocky areas, but I would do it again, but not everyday! Old Adams Road is a moderate ride up after you get past the first couple of switch backs its not bad. I made a big mistake and attempted to ride up chelsey harbor trail as a "shortcut" to the summit and the loose rock and steepness ate me up. But the summit was cool and the ride back down on the pavement is a good reward for the climbing. If your an expert rider and want to get you butt kicked, have fun. If you don't ride regularly, you'll find these trails a torture chamber! Hike them instead.

Recommended Route:
First try Old Adams road.

Reviewed by: Susan , from Dalton, MA

Summary:
This trail was a humbling experience. Thought I could do it, but got tired of pushing my bike up hill I finally did the whole trail, but I would not describe the afternoon as one of my better experiences on my bike. Adams Road trail from the Jones Nose parking lot is alot more doable. Maps available at the Visitor Center

Recommended Route:
Would not recommend this trail - see first reviewer

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Adams Road

Reviewed by: Nickies the Nasty , from Ohio

Summary:
I have been all over, Toas, Mt. Snow, Killington, Fruita, but never have I had my ass handed to me so easily. Though I may be only 3500 ft, because it is so steep it seems like your climbing 9430294230 miles in the air. It is fun, very fun, but I challenge you, try this mountain, I guarentee you will talk about over all others.

Recommended Route:
All of them, they all have something you want. Bellows pond (or pipes) is the nasty one.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hawks mt=quality,