Reviews for Kitchener Trail

Summary:
Long and lots of variety!

Review:
A long trail which throws a variety of obstacles in your way. It's flows surprisingly well in many sections and there's plenty of bumps, roots, descents, climbs and burms to keep you on your toes. There's only a few drops and jumps which are easy to go around so this would makes it suitable for riders who are still building confidence. You'll be pretty knackered by the end of it too! So it's great for a work out as well.

Summary:
A varied mix of surfaces and obsticles. A great red route to start you off.

Review:
The original red route had a lot to be desired as it was basically a path worn in by the number of visitors through the trees with a good standard of bike park / north shore section half way round the route.
It's now loads better and is undergoing constant development. Some really great switchback sections have been added with high berms and jumps to test you and the downhill / north shore section is constantly being improved.
The best thing about this particular red route is not only are there long sections of very little used single track that join particular parts of the route together so you can venture off into the wilderness but that nearly all the sections are very close to the fire roads / blue route so if like me your getting your kid's started on singletrack you can miss out the harder sections until there confidence/skill level is high enough to tackle them.
Overall a great route which is getting better with time.