Millers Pond

Review: Old School tight & technical riding at its best! A great place to improve your skills and your courage.

Review: Now that stripper shoes (yellow) is in place millers is much more tolerable for beginners. Yellow to red to xc loop is nice mix of terrain. some of the log rides have rotted but a few new ones have popped up too.

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Review: Millers - great buff singletrack with a few rocks here and there. Great place to ride. Some technical sections, and classic log rides. All singletrack built by mountain bikers.

Review: Possibly the most consistently technical trails in the state, at least the red and red/white anyway. Very challenging. Countless rideable rocky lines. Plenty of skinnies along the way too.

Similar Trail: Hmmm...it's pretty unique

Review: Love this place, and it's close to several friends' houses so I'm personally a bit biased. But I really like some of the long downhill sections if you run it clockwise and start with the big climbs first. Then you get to cool off in the pond after the ride. I've seen more snakes here than average though...including in the water with me. And I don't mean trouser snakes.

Review: These trails were put together/designed by an absolute master! Some of the best trails I have ever ridden. Super techy and plenty difficult. I stayed on the red blazed trail. Highly recommended!

Review: Millers is mountain biker built single track. Built to be technical and challenging for advanced ability riders, yet tame enough for novice riders. Trails have been built and are maintained in cooperation with the state of connecticut. Endless trail features. -99% are close to the ground and are about bike handling, rather than adrenaline-fueled speed/air. Plenty of ever-evolving features, twists and turns which will keep you on your toes. Plenty of trail maintenance keeps this place riding better than average for the area. Overall topo is no more than gentle rolling hills..add in a builder's vision to use as many natural features as possible and the gentle landscape gets gains a challenging aspect. Novice riders, don't worry.. there is a go-around for every feature...just take it slow. Advanced riders - step up your game.. keep pace and link skinny for skinny. Bet you can't onsight more than half of them;) ..and when you finally get the other 50 features, you will have dabbed on a few of the original 50 ! Interested to hear that someone has cleaned them all, in one visit.. here is my contact info: oh, wait - no need.. it will never happen.

Similar Trail: Millers is its own animal.