Reviewed by: Tim , from Western MA

Summary:
Long sections of big rocks, with some short fast bursts. Always be ready to squeeze the brakes for the occasional area of loose rocks. I chip paint off my bike every time I do this trail either uphill or down.

Recommended Route:
Start at Bachelor St parking lot and ride up lower access (i think) until you see a sign that says Technical trail. This trail is better to do starting from the higher elevation back down towards the parking lot.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
The ones to the east of lower access.

Reviewed by: Chuck T. , from California

Summary:
Andrew, your spelling is in err, it is serpent, not serpant God. Don't forget to cross upper access from technical and pick up Raptor to T-Rex to Jacobs to the other side where Earl et al has woven another fine web of singletrack on the Northwest flank of the Holyoke Range (just watch out for the jet wash of the Comp Edge boys over there). Between there, Bachelor St., and the myriad of other old and new trails honeycombing the entire range, maybe we should just review this place as the 'Notch'.

Recommended Route:
start @ Bachelor St, go everywhere, hopefully end @ Bachelor St.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Case Mountain, Conn, M&M trail to Wendall State Forrest, MA. DAR State Forrest, MA

Reviewed by: Josh , from Amherst, MA

Summary:
Oh man I went on this think for the first time today and it was a blast. Very short but fun. I suggest lowering the saddle for maximun enjoyment :-)

Recommended Route:
yes make sure you take it from upper access.

Reviewed by: Andrew , from Granby, MA

Summary:
Good for intermediate to advanced

Recommended Route:
Same