[upNdown]

I know, I ask this question all the time. But if what they're saying on bustedspoke is true, and there won't be any DH'ing at Tenney mountains except for races, then wehre is the nearest lift assisted downhilling to Boston? Mount Snow? That's like 3 hours away. There's got to be something closer than that!

 

[racer13]

Try Jiminy Peak

I know some guys that were just out at Jiminy Peak in Hancock, MA (out on the MA/NY border). They said it was great riding. Depending on where you are that may be closer than Mt Snow.

 

[DHbiker]

GO TO ATTITASH! Attitash is great. Any info or questions and I will answere it. It is a very fun and technical place.

 

[bikergeoff]

i've never done dh before would i surivive if i went there to try it out for the first time? also do they rent armor? i went there last year and i did the x-c, and the jumps.

 

[DHbiker]

Yeah, its great there. I reccomend a trail called "Grandma's House" for beginners. They do rent armor, just knee and elbow pads I think though. I rode the XC there for the first time on my 40 pound DH bike the other day becuase it was raining and the lifts were shut down. I made a video just need to find a host.

 

[bikergeoff]

hey were you at wampatuck today (sunday) at the playground i saw someone with an 02' big hit with another person on a p.3 i was on my black cannondale

 

[DHbiker]

yeah I was there but I was on my K2 Zed, I did see both of those guys those, not sure about the Cannondal though. The guy on the p.3 pulled a huge X-up off of the sand drop by the ladder bridges.

 

[bikergeoff]

yeah those guys completely ripped, and it looked like they added some new jumps/drops near the right side of the playgroubd (looking at the map)

 

[DHbiker]

yeah those guys completely ripped, and it looked like they added some new jumps/drops near the right side of the playgroubd (looking at the map)

Hmm, I never looked there last time.