Reviewed by: Jared Lacy Saunders , from Long Beach, California, USA

Summary:
I lived in tokora for 3 months while living here I road this trail every week. It is an awsome trail made for all experiance levels.These trails are highly maintained by the local bike group, (often they go on night rides) Depending on the season the trail can be difficult, due to rain. Goodyear wild grippers worked great for me and disc brakes are a deffinite bonus.

Recommended Route:
widow maker

Other recommended trails in the same area:
all the trails are worth a go.

Reviewed by: Mike May , from Auckland NZ

Summary:
Beginner, intermediate and expert trails as marked out on the colour coded map. Approx 30km of well drained singletrack.
All the trails are 100% rideable if you can hop your bike around a bit.
If you plan your route carefully all the trails can be linked together to form 1 long loop.
The 'Alien' trail which features off camber sections, logs that cross over streams, two man-made see-saws and a host of other obstacles is my all-time favourite track (as far as I can remember)

Recommended Route:
I can't remember the order of the tracks, but there is an excellent map at the start. Just use the map to work out a planned route.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Craters of the Moon (Taupo)

Reviewed by: Chris Gaze , from Tokoroa,New Zealand

Summary:
A good mix of tracks, which suit me for whatever riding mode I may find myself in. It has held national events,and some loops can be pretty demanding with non-stop hills.
Technical pieces keep the loops interesting

Recommended Route:
"Vincents track" 20mins to "Widowmaker track" 20mins up logging road to" Jack and Jill track" 15mins
over hill into "three blind mice track"20mins down through "Dirty Harry Track"30mins exit down through "Lawrys Hill"15mins plus "Alien track" for the adventurous

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Redwoods in Rotorua