Reviewed by: Justin , from Canterbury

Summary:
Twisty flat terrain near the river. Provides a good 30 - 60 minute ride, but no more. The best part is that you are riding along the Saco River which is nice on a hot day. The downhill trails appear overgrown??? So I stayed by the river.

Reviewed by: Tino , from Manchester, NH

Summary:
The downhill trails on the mountain are ok. Some good technical sections, but nothing too difficult. No drops or really sick lines. Kinda disapoiting. I wish this area would take moutain biking more seriously like more ski resorts are starting to do.
The singletrack at the base of the mountain is just plain boring. Its flat, not technical and seems to be designed for beginner riders. Don't waste your time riding here, there is much better, killer riding in Mt. Washington area, just ask the locals

Recommended Route:
i dunno, look at a map

Other recommended trails in the same area:
some of the best riding i've done is in this area, just ask around

Reviewed by: Kyle , from Walpole, Mass

Summary:
The downhill trails in Attitash were the first i've ever been on, and were some of the best i've ridden. There are hardly any dropoffs on the trails though. The other trails are cross country, and are on the other side of the highway. Service is great there, and if you suck with directions, or are just starting out and want to learn some new skills, the people in the bike rental will ride with you on the downhill and cross country trails for no extra money.

Recommended Route:
follow route 302 from conway to bartlett village

Reviewed by: Anon , from MA

Summary:
First it's Attitash not Attiatash. I went to the skiing hill, lift up & ride down. Lots of fun -for a few hours as the 'set up' trails are somewhat limited -at a cost of $21. The drawback is that the lift only takes you as high as the Alpine Slide ride. For fun I cut across the trails to Bear Peak. Put in the monster effort to ride up on my own gas (if you try this bring lots of water). Take the small trails that wind through the forest. The effort was rewarded with a tremendous view and one hell of a downhill.

Recommended Route:
Tell you and it get crowded.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Try this -it's worth the effort.

Reviewed by: sean matthews , from derry city, Ireland

Summary:
Some great singltrack - takes you across streams, down through steep wooded decsents - everything. A trail that was recommended to us by the people at Attitash.

Recommended Route:
take rt.302 past attitash bear peak canter and keep going till you hit Bartlett village. At the deli take a left and keepp ascending for about 2 miles. At any point then take a left and enjoy!!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
the fields of attitash trail #16 - some great singletrack along the river