Reviewed by: Matt Donahue , from Washington DC

Summary:
This WAS a good place to ride, however they have discontinued their Mtn Biking services. So this is an FYI not to go here and expect to ride. Too bad- it had some good terrain for DH and XC riders.

Recommended Route:
None

Reviewed by: Gert , from Hanover

Summary:
An excellent place to workout and experience the beauty of New Hampshire. I recommend it to all Tuck students.

Recommended Route:
Choose a trail based on your skill level. They are all great, especially for the recreational biker.

Reviewed by: CJ , from NH

Summary:
This place was really great.... The staff was really helpful (including the med. staff). Go early in the morning for the best runs down the mountain and if you can do it during the week you will be lucky if you run into more than a few people.

Recommended Route:
I would have to aggree that the trail straight back down the by the chairlift is the better one.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
One trail I don't recommed..... When you are going down one of the roads to the right, do not go down any of the snowmobile trails on the right side. That is unless you feel like a long bikeride on the road once you hit the bottom...... Good luck and safe riding....

Reviewed by: Jared , from Wayland, MA

Summary:
These trails are sweet. My favorite as well as Jon's is the one right under the lift. Watch out on technical slick rocks, otherwise pretty easy. SICK TRAILS!!!!

Recommended Route:
Go at 1 PM, so u get half day fair (save 6 bucks a head) and you'll still get 7 good runs in. About 6 routes from summit. Try em all!

Reviewed by: Jonathan , from Wayland, MA

Summary:
There are about 10 different routes down from the summit, all of which are great. There is everything from a long winding gradual fire road to technical, steep single track. Most of the trails are dual track with a lot of loose dirt and gravel. There are some really steep and tough sections on a couple of the trails, but overall the trails arent too difficult. Be careful of all the waterbars placed on the trails; I flipped and bent the rim on my hour-old bike. My favorite trail (especially for downhill enthusiasts) was the one that goes right down under the lift to the base.

Recommended Route:
All trails are good for different skill levels and interests

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Eastman X-country skiing trails