Reviewed by: Alex ,  Downhiller

Summary:
Haven't gone down this posted trail. I can say Fire swamp and the other DH kicks ass. there are many gnarly drop offs and hellish roots.. really rutted out at the top though, be careful for idiots who dont know what to do and screw up the trail. also try theh DH trail in Snowmass Aspen. its called Banzai, thats a sponsored course, so its much tougher

Recommended Route:
ride from top to bottom as fast as possible

Reviewed by: Matt , from Salt Lake City

Summary:
Deer valley is such a good ride for the whole day! I love the naildriver trail it is very fast. But I am really into DH so the only way to go is fireswamp. It is very technical thats probably why there are no sighns around leading you to it. Just follow the DH riders and have a blast!

Recommended Route:
For an all out fun fast ride take Naildriver or little more tech go twist and shout. For really tech fireswamp or thievs forest.

Reviewed by: kevin , from ogden

Summary:
I thought that I once knew how to ride a bike. then I rode twist and shout and then the DEVO. I learned quickly that there was much to learn but by the end of the day I had it down. now I can go any where and not be very challenged by things because it made me a way better rider. The only thing left for me is BC and all the stunts.

Recommended Route:
follow the road signs

Reviewed by: Drew , from N. Ogden UT

Summary:
Even though it says the NCS Dh course(which is very fun and wicked to race on also) but Devo Downhill tests your skills and lets you know that you can ride a dh course on a hardtail and show up the 8" travel guys and have a blast doin it. I could beat some downhillers on this trail on my hardtail.

Recommended Route:
The new trail, #20 Devo Downhill!!! If I am a dual slalom rider on a hardtail, than anybody on a full suspension can do it. Be prepeared to crash

Other recommended trails in the same area:
#17 and #6 but week after ridin #20.

Reviewed by: stooven , from park city

Summary:
This is such a tight trail. you go down a hill you feel like your flying. Last time i went it only cost $15 for a day fun. I would recomend a bike with good suspintion and bike gloves.

Recommended Route:
there all tight

Other recommended trails in the same area:
none