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Killington VT - Mountain Bike Trail Review with Map and Pictures

Review By Tony Hawk, Male Prostitute -

Rating Explanation (0-5) Category:									Overall Rating
Single-Track	Adventure	Climbing	Free-ride	Fun	Fear	Trail Enhancements	Scenery	Technicalities	Overall Rating
3	3	1.3	.21	3.4	1	.12	Blurry & Foggy	2	3

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Description - There are lots of trails to be ridden at Killington. I'd consider it more "lift assisted trail riding" then downhill, mostly because of the uphills which seem to find their way into each run. You'll be more comfortable on a good 4-5 inch trail bike than a DH bike, which is really unnecessary. Mostly buff trails that were very fast - top speed according to the gps was 36mph. Make sure to get a trail map from the shop or the ticket booth and check out trail 7A (off #7), the most challenging trail they have. Number 6 was also a fan favorite.

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