Reviewed by: Mahesh Iyer

Summary:
specially the trail leading to the Fire tower....
Also New hampshire state parks department has done a excellent job in maintaining the campsite...Good job Folks...Keep it up...I recommend this place to everyone... Mahesh Iyer

Recommended Route:
Excellent view...

Reviewed by: Keith , from Derry, NH

Summary:
Did this trail for the first time during the week. Trails were the best I've ever seen. Absolutely incredible views of Boulder Canyon and the lake views were awesome. 2 things you will definately need, trail map supplied by the park and a lot of bug spray! Besides the bugs, absolutely fantastic!!!!!!! Be careful if you are the first time rider. Some tough roads if you take some of the unmarked trails. This trail is what defines mountain biking. :)

Recommended Route:
All of them!

Reviewed by: warren , from nh

Summary:
shaw is hard slow technical it has many different rides like fire roads to advance technical single track

Recommended Route:
go shaw trail if you are an advance technical rider then fundy, paved road, mountain trail, and to the fire tower about 13 miles

Other recommended trails in the same area:
all of em

Reviewed by: Jason , from Hamilton, Ontario

Summary:
The riding is great. Long climbs and long descents, Excellent. If you tend to dump a lot wear some armour because the rocks will eat you up on some trails. Great scenery nice wooded area. I came down for a weekend family reunion and had a blast for a full afternoon on the trails, I almost had to skip the family thing.

Reviewed by: Dan , from Raymond, NH, USA

Summary:
Fast Fire roads and lots of very technical so called hiking trails(a bike just makes them all that much better) and some twisting singletrack

Recommended Route:
Take Fundy Trail untill it meets up with Shaw Trail, Go south Ridge Trail going south to South Mountain,(Going up is nearly unridable but what is on the other side makes it all worth while) take lunch break on the top at the fire towerthen make the decent down the other sideand come out on Mountain Trail Next to mountain Pond.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Bear Brook State Park,