One of the best trails in the lower peninsula. Expertly maintained and built and has portions that are well within beginner level as well as more advanced, technical terrain. Make sure you pay attention to the direction you’re supposed to ride as it changes every other day.

Easily my favorite bike trail in south-west Michigan. I am a novice level mountain biker, but was able to do almost the whole trail, yet I'm sure experienced bikers will find it fun and challenging as well. There are fun terrain things and bridges through trees and streams to cross. The loops sorta have themes, one loop having a lot of bridges, one a lot of jumps (if you're going fast enough) one is a Rocky challenge the whole way, etc. All of it is full of twists and turns and makes good use of the terrain. It seemed well maintained, even given the muddy conditions that had been seen prior to my visit. One extra positive I'll add is when I went there the last time, the trailhead was closed ( for parking lot improvements, I think), but to somebody's credit, they made a drop-in from another public park just down the road and posted signs for people so they could still find the trail. This is a step above what most others would do, and was much appreciated.

Unlike any other trail you will find in Southwest Michigan. Better buy the Super Tampons because the flow here is HEAVY. The trail is really well maintained and you can see a lot of care and planning went into it. I would rate this trail as advanced in difficulty, my wife was able to do the whole trail but it made her a little nervous in spots. I wouldn't take someone here if it was their first time on a mountain bike, but I think of you took your time even a beginner would be okay. You definitely need an actual mountain bike to ride here. No need for suspension if you don't have it. Took my fully rigid fat bike here. Can't wait to go back.

Awesome trails! It was my first time today and it was well worth the 3 hours drive from home. Glad I came and will definitely come back. Good flow. Good mix of trails with plenty of bypasses for less technical riders.

Very well maintained, obviously respected by the people there who use it. Really cool for bikes but also for us as hikers. Would love to come back and do the harder trails in the back. Make sure to read which direction you're supposed to go and be against the flow of biker traffic - it's better for everyone.

Very fun trail to ride. Some challenging climbs, but fun descents and cool rock and bridge features. Very well maintained and one of the funnest trails in the area

I recently bought a Trek fuel ex 8. I wanted a trail where I could test the bikes limits, but I very quickly realized that this trail tested my limits. I highly recommend trying this out if you want to dabble in some decent jumps or lines.

Only been to a few MTB trails in the area but this is definitely my favorite! Well maintained, easy to follow and pretty fast. Definitely will be back, many times!