Reviewed by: Bill Martin , from Grew up in weston

Summary:
As I said in the cat rock review, i'm biased because i learned to ride here before i had the means and knowledge to go to lynn, nam, the fells, and blue hills. don't bother riding anything but doublett hill unless you're looking for a workout that only affords the excitement of dodging the dog crap left by all of the idiot dog walkers. I haven't ridden much in weston in 2 or 3 years even though my parents still live there and sometimes i do too. if you have the means go to some of the bigger more techincal places in EMASS, they are a lot more fun. weston is good if you live there though. because i grew up riding these trails i have to give them 4 stars...even though i'd probably find them pretty lame at this point.

Recommended Route:
from 128 take rt30 west. When you get to a left for oak st, take the right, i forget what the road is called. park at the end of this, and ride along the doubletrack that is a continuation of the road. eventually you'll hit the reservoir loop. stay on that until you get to the pumphouse for the reservoir. take a right there onto the aqueduct. follow that across newton st. and stay on it as it crosses 3 or 4 holes at pinebrook golf course. after you cross the golf course you'll have to go around a gate. you can take lefts from there, and they'll eventually lead you to the top of doublett hill. there are several loops you can do in this area. it's pretty easy to find your way around, especially if you use the aqueduct, water tower, and adjacent neighborhoods as boundaries. The summit of doublett hill is obvious because you can see boston. if you ride west from there it is a decent granite section that is ok in both directions, and ends in a steep granite downhill. Once you're on top of Doublett all the trails are kind of fun. go back to your car the same way. skip all of the other trails unless you're just looking to do some pedaling around. Only other trail i would recommend would be starting at the reservoir parking lot, going south on ash street there will be a doubletrack with a gate on the left. ride that doubletrack to a point where a singletrack breaks off left, kind of doubling back. follow this--it's very twisty, with some interesting log crossings and hopping opportunities.

Reviewed by: Tom , from Stow

Summary:
Remember the movie "The Stepford Wifes"? Well this is the Stepford Trails. A mind numbing, uniform, homogeneous system of suburban trails. A good place for beginners because the climbing is minimal and technical requirements are low. Mostly pine trees...generate a lot of roots which limit the speed you can attain. Personally, I find it one of the most boring places to ride but that's just me. Pros - It is well maintained, pristine and expansive.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Try Rock Meadow and McLean. You'll get the same easy terrain but with more variety and climbing.

Reviewed by: Chris , from Lincoln ma

Summary:
No real hard climbs and not many hard descents but fun. I wouln't recomend this to downhillers but xc riders will love it. I t is easy to get lost so make this ride an alldayer.

Recommended Route:
All of them they are great it is really nice and is the best for all round riding.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
MT MISERY