Review: I have been coming to Imagination Glen for a few years now. I started with an 04' specialized hardrock and this year updated to a trek x-caliber. These trails have levels of difficulty for all and are marked well for which trails you would like to experience. For the beginners, there is a nice flat trail along the river that flows through the trials, the river actually divides the more difficult trail. Beginners on one side, and then intermediate/advanced on the other. There are also warm up trials as soon as you pull into the park(located on the left side). The trails are properly marked "more difficult" and "most difficult" along with the distance traveled. Honestly, I believe even the beginners can tackle the "most difficult" if you have the endurance and drive. I have brought a few beginners along with me and they were able to complete the trail, the only thing holding them back were the equipment they were riding. There are also posted shortcuts if you get too tired to finish the circuit.

When you first pull in there is a large post board that marks the trials, there is also a box that usually has brochures that marks the trails you can take as you go. Once you are in the trails there are also small post boards marking where you are. These are usually located where the trails divide.

Overall these trails have it all for all difficulties, You'll come across uphills, downhills, bridges, planks, small jumps, logs, log jumps and other obstacles. But if you were looking for some extreme trails with areal bridges and big jumps, this isn't the place for you.

Also, for those of you who enjoy paved trail cycle riding, there is a paved trail that leads for miles that connect you to the trails