Reviewed by: joe , from Weare,nh

Summary:
For advanced riders, Trails pretty eaten up by motor bikes. Very busy on weekends. Loose dirt and sand so its kind of scary on the downhills. Just my opinion.

Recommended Route:
Clough State Park & Hopkington/Everett project

Reviewed by: Lindsay Marsh , from Parrish, Florida, United States

Summary:
I think it has about 2-7 burms w/ about 3-8 hills. But i'm not sure cause i can't really remember.It was a pretty smooth ride except for in a few spots. It was a nice long trail to me but maybe not to others. i cant remember any more so i geuss thats it.

Recommended Route:
I can't really reamamber the trails that well but i think it's the one farthest to the left.But i cant really remember very well.I think it was a pretty good ride but i cant speek for others. My dad sure did like it. he thought it was a blast. so i recomend the one farthest to the right.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Never riden any others so i can't help on this question. It looked to me as if the one farthest to the right looked pretty good but im not sure becaude i didnt ride on it. It also looked like the one in the middle was alright cause there weas alot of riders wanting to ride on it.

Reviewed by: Lee , from Auburn, NH

Summary:
Its technicle and it challenging. Since a four wheeler and dirtbike place the ruts are crazy and hard. it a tough ride and hope you get to go there. It a place for intermedeit or expert trails. Beginers should probably go somewhere else with kinda hard trail because there are hard downhills and technical sections. There sometime water and mud.

Recommended Route:
You should probly go in goffstown and take an exit of from the highway or if you know where the ymca is in goffstown it about 15 minutes from there.

Reviewed by: Peter , from Manchester, NH

Summary:
I'm responding to the guy who says there is nothing but beginner to intermediate trails at Clough. Obviously he has never explored this area. I have been riding for 10 years out there now and I'm still finding new stuff. There are some pretty tough sections and some very easy trails. You can mix it up as much as you want. be willing to explore. There are parts of the park off limits to the motorized vehicles you will encounter there. take advantage of those trails if you get frustrated. you may have a hard time finding some of them the maps don't even begin to cover all the terrain at this park.
You may want to avoid the park in the spring. 1) it is a flood plain. It may be unrideable. 2) the black flies and mosquitos here will suck you dry. Most of the park is bordering swamp/pond

Recommended Route:
The whole park. There are miles of trails here

Other recommended trails in the same area:
I also recommend Bear Brook. Another one of those places where if you are willing to get lost sometimes you can find mint trails.