Review: I decided to ride this system based on reviews on this website. I was really disappointed. The trail head is not marked. Parking will only accommodate a couple of cars. None of the trails are marked and there are no maps that I could find. I stopped by a local bike shop to learn what I could but they didn't have much information. The trails are rocky with a bunch of roots. The area hadn't been maintained and I came up on several areas that were full of garbage. At the shop they told me about a trail called 48-T. I was able to find it and it was very nice. But then it turned into an eroded out roadbed that was unrideable for me. I won't be going back.

Review: I really enjoyed this ride. Some of the climbing was steep but doable on two wheels.

Review: this is a place that you can spend all day riding and not ride all the trails. with everything from easy X-Country trials to full on Down Hill, and everything in between. for DH riders you can shuttle ride a handful of trails with a buddy or 2 and a few cars or do the hike a bike up higher to access some more trials. the jump trail is a great place to start as a new DH rider. Drummer hill could be rated from easy to extemely difficult, need I say more? awesome place to ride.

Review: Rode for the first time since last year, even better than I remember it. It's a big hill with tight, winding, above average technical singletrack to fly down. some big drops, a few bridges, rocks, roots, the whole nine yards. Awesome NH riding.