Reviewed by: Kent , from San Francisco

Summary:
This is a mostly hardpack dirt, rolling singletrack ride, and since there are numerous trails and connectors in the immediate area, it probably amounts to 4-7 miles of singletrack, altogether. This is not a technical trail in any respect, however. I would rate it a 2-3 on a scale of 1 to 10 in terms of technical difficulty. The only technical aspects of the trail, as far as I could see, were a couple of fallen trees over the trail. There are a few short aerobic challenges on a couple of fairly steep climbs, however, so there is definitely some aerobic challenge involved. It is also a very scenic trail, and you can connect with a fire road up to the World's largest Buffalo! Overall: Not bad for a state with no mountains!

Recommended Route:
I crossed the walking bridge, and rode everything I could find turning both left and right off the bridge. Since I've only ridden it once, I can't recommend the best route.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Unknown.

Reviewed by: Mike Koch , from Jamestown, ND, USA

Summary:
Lots of good climbs and plenty of technical riding. Some new stuff this year included lots of short steep climbs and a couple long climbs. Most of the trails are either hardpack dirt or mowed grass thanks to a couple of hardcore bikers from the area that keep up the trail. Some dirt areas will become unridable after a rain.

Recommended Route:
Over foot bridge and to the left.

Reviewed by: Jason Tuel , from Moorhead,MN 56560

Summary:
I would say very hard but very fun

Recommended Route:
take the left side after you cross the bridge. if you are looking for a hard but level trail thats the one. but if you like ups and down take the right. its very hard with with downs with turns at the bottoms