Published on Feb, 2019
Ok, so first off I can’t review any of their regularly scheduled tours cause the Royal Princess was in the park the day we rode. That meant that we were not allowed on the trails we should have gone on. The guides adjusted! It did mean that the entire group (beginners and all) did the same ride.
We ended up on a longer ride, more uphill but of course you always have to come down. The trail hadn’t been used in a while and some spots were washed out, but 95% or more of the trails were rideable (for an experienced rider).
We had some Jeep trails, some really old Jeep trails that had turned into single track, and some true single track. I have a feeling this is quite typical of the trails in the forest. I had a blast, the other riders that day also had a blast. I would definitely do another ride with these guys.
The guides speak English, have a sense of humour, and obviously all are friends. They took care of us and had fun doing it.
The bikes are either Trek or Kaze. I rode the Kaze, all had deore rear derailleurs and mine was in great shape. All had hydraulic disc brakes as well. I loved my bike, well balanced and responsive.
