Reviewed by: Ryan , from Spring Lake, MI, USA

Summary:
These trails are worth every penny! They truly are an experience unlike any other!
You will fall in love with the amazing scenery and you will enjoy the wind blowing in your face as you glide along these trails... Please make it a trip to remember..............you will LOVE THE EXPERIENCE!
It is also a great workout! Please visit.
--Ryan

Reviewed by: Cook , from Holland

Summary:
Not a fun place to run in my mind but great to condition. I love riding just to ride. I ride so much I happen to be a decent rider. So as far as fun its in the middle. The hills are great for a workout but I would love to see downhills to compliment the uphills that just didnt happen. Go up the Ski Slop at least once in order to really get the workout. I plan to ride this trail this weekend and do about 5 loops without stopping. I will take the slope at least 2 times.

Recommended Route:
Go up the ski slope too!!!!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Yankee, *** State Game Area, Bass river..Some others just look online

Reviewed by: pete hall , from caledonia mi

Summary:
fun course, it is only "open" on race days but its easy to get in the summer, its a ski resort, in the summer its pretty dead around there. lots of climbing, the hill at the start is a leg burner at a race start, mmm lactic acid, riding to the the top of the ski hill is hard(need a quite strong set of legs), just a pretty fun course, id rather ride at yankee, but youve got to do long climbs somewhere. more of an intermediate to expert trail, begginers, try the state game area, youll have more fun

Recommended Route:
clock-wise

Other recommended trails in the same area:
yankee springs, robinettes, fort custer, cannsonsburg state game, bass river

Reviewed by: Drew , from Saginaw

Summary:
This is a pretty fun course, if you don't mind riding in sand. It starts with a decent climb, although everyone can ride it. Then it goes through the woods for about 2-1/2 miles of winding singletrack that is fun and not too difficult. Pretty much anyone from intermediates to experts can ride here. Then you dump out into some little whoops and hit a huge right-hand berm (fun!) before a super-fast open section of singletrack that leads you back to the ski hill. If you want to get in a good workout, I suggest turning left onto the ski hill and riding up to the summit (you'll need some really strong legs) around the top switchback and then between the gap in the fence to your left, then bomb down the hill at 30mph. Good stuff. I'll usually ride 4-5 laps, as the whole loop through the singletrack and up/down the ski hill is about 4 miles.

Recommended Route:
There's only one real trail, probably still marked from the races.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Pando Ski Area, Fort Custer