Reviewed by: jarrad , from Smithfield Ri

Summary:
Rocky area single file rideing some parts are for more skilled levels then others

Recommended Route:
Just go down 44 to applly vally
if going north to apply vally keep going stright the power lines are on the left if going south they are on your right side start from there it goes all the way down

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Theres another trail off of the first tirl its on the right side and is hard to see you could go right by it but if u find it always keep right this is for advenced or really good bikers

Reviewed by: Tim Baldwin , from Smithfield, RI

Summary:
Head north past power sub-station. Stay off private paved driveway. Ride over buried gas lines, it's grassy and a good warm-up. Take the right at intersection with dirt road. Ride to the crest of the hill. South (right) into pines. Left to abandoned foundation with chimney. There is a lot of glass! Good view though. (I don't get many flats here.) Loop north to intersection with same dirt road. Climb to the crest. (There are several trails that you can checkout later, on your right.) Turn north (rt) onto trail opposite your earlier entry. Stay on main trail, good speeds and jumps available. Exit to powerlines. Cross and enter woods north-west of shelf. Ride along base of the boldered cliff. Technical. Take route which parallels the powerlines north. Great white-knuckled burst in there. Be wary of private property to the west. Cross a paved road (Farnum Pike Rt104). There is fast riding through the poles on the western edge that enters the woods.Cross another road. Find the entry for a 4-6' wide path into the woods, west of the lines. Eye-watering speed possible. Don't make right hand turns- they exit to the powerlines early. Good challenging decent(at least 60' vert drop) and apparently impossible climb follow (A Mantra is not necessary, I've climbed it with a hardtail). There's a rewarding view along a looping crest, exiting with a minefield downhill. Watch those pedals! Head south along powerlines and explore the eastern side; if you don't mind riding in circles. Be wary of private property though. This will bring you back. I'm not sure of the distance. It's probably 5 to 8 miles. If you are quiet, there is a very large golden eagle to be seen near the lake in the north.

Recommended Route:
Start at Mountaindale/powerlines.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Lincoln Woods (above site 27 is best)