Reviewed by: Jeff , from Midlothian, VA.

Summary:
Ok, this "course" sucks. I raced it at the nationals for the past two years. I came to Mount Snow hoping for the chance to race a course full of technical sections with a FEW speed spots. What I got was an entire course except for one short woods section of traversing the ski slope. Anyone who can pedal a bike can ride this course, and this was demonstrated by a few people who I think this was their first time on a bike. You downhillers are at a disadvantage on this piece of crap because roadies could easily tackle this thing. The hardest spot on this course? A few waterbars provide the only thing that could potentially toss you off your bike, but they arent even that big and as long as you realize they're there you wont have any trouble. Go ride/race the pro/expert course for a REAL CHALLENGE that may cause you to flinch a little bit. Thats what i'll be racing this year even though im not an expert just so I dont have to race this piece of sh*t again. one flaming turd for this "course"

Recommended Route:
well, your supposed to take the far right lift to get to the top of the sport DH.... but as far as a recommended route? I recommend you dont waste your time. Do the pro course

Reviewed by: Seth , from Chestnut Ridge, NY

Summary:
This Is a Hot Trail. All trails are awsome on Mount Snow for downhill. Their XC is great also. Lots of various terrain for all types of riders. My family owns a house up in West Dover near the Golf Course and Airport and trails lead right to my house. I go there year round for skiing, and MTB. Dont Miss These Trails.

Recommended Route:
Take The Lift, And Use The Map....

Other recommended trails in the same area:
All The XC are a challange but becareful, my first time I forgot my Map and got lost. It gets scary in those woods, alone.... But i eventually found a house and led me home. Check out this mountain, the X-games and Championships are here so go ahead.