Casper Mountain

It is a well marked and good balance level of skills for intermediate riders like me. I am not a big fan of riding over rocks bit this trail has some forgiving rocks enough for me to ride over it. Last segment before arrive back to trailhead is really sweet with downhill riding which is nice relieving way to end.

The trail was okay, the biggest problem is finding your way around there are lots of trails out there. We took the main loop and then did some exploring. It seemed to me that all these trails come back to one another at some point. As pointed out in the previous review you need a good sense of direction, or a compass or GPS. There is not that much climbing, you do a little starting out but it is pretty mild. Some of the downhills are sweet as they weave through a dense forest of pines where sunlight has to battle to get in. Nothing overly technical out there that I recall. Some scenic spots. If your going to be in the area a few days it's worth the drive, the drive itself is pretty scenic as well.

This is a well maintained area and there are lots of alternate trails branching off. This could be good or bad depending on if you have a good sense of direction or not. If not, you should take a map of the Nordic ski trails so you don't get lost. Otherwise, it is fun to explore.