Reviewed by: Tim , from Penacook NH

Summary:
Grealy (sp?) Ponds, trail is the best, tons of technical roots and slipery bridges, me and my bud road it during a rainy morning dirt camp ride, it was nuts can only image how cool it would be when it's dry!! These trails are kept great, the front of snow's is an all out speed fest!! Couple of sketchy waterbars, but from the last turn you can just let it go and slow down in the nice grass at the end, you go to check this place out, it's the best around, makes loon look like nothing, this is where the technical stuff it at!!

Recommended Route:
Anything on the back and side of Snow Mountain, plus lots of awesome stuff across the road

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Attitash has some cool tough stuff too, but you got to wait in line with the alpine slid too!! not as much XC stuff as at watervile

Reviewed by: treehugger , from salem

Summary:
my whole team trains here every chance we get they love mtn bikers...managed by the husband of a very popular top ranked pro womens downiller..she rides here..so should you....evrything you could want from open slope madness to the Elephant Rock trail , a sweet singletrack w drops rocks roots and Bears!!all lift served...food and brew not far away ...a great mtn for a cheap price even...18 or 20 for the day!!!

Recommended Route:
sweet dh training

Other recommended trails in the same area:
loon mtn I guess...but it actually suscks

Reviewed by: Krash , from Manchester, NH

Summary:
Tons of trails and downhill slopes at Snows Mt. From fireroads to expert singletrack to open slope downhill runs. Plus its a real fun party town that caters to the outdoor adventurer. Check out the Coyote Grill for awesome brewskis and food.

Recommended Route:
To get to Waterville Valley, I-93 North to Exit 28, follow Rt. 49 to WV, and its a 2.5 hour drive from Boston.