Greetings, we will be open this weekend. Leaf blowing has already begun at Millstone and the following trails have been cleared: Locomotion, Boilermaker, Boulder Dash, Rambler, Littlejohn, Indian, Capitol Loop, ZigZag, Ridge Runner, Rollercoaster and Screaming Demon. November is also
Greetings outdoor enthusiasts, Millstone is tentatively scheduled to close for the season on Nov. 1st. However, if we get our indian summer, we may be open for a few weekends in Nov. so please check this blog for updates. We
We have completed the bypass of the Haul Rd. recently closed by Rock of Ages and as a result all Millstone Trails are now open. Thanks to some significant efforts by volunteers and some help from Rock of Ages we
The Jacques brothers, Kevin and Jason, have done it again. The new all down hill trail running alongside Roller Coaster that they have been working on since spring is now ready to ride. We refer to it as Roller Coaster
We have decided, after much discussion to create a new more technical category for our trails. The new Screaming Demon and our ever popular TNT trails have been designated as Extreme. Riders who chose to take these trails need to
The volunteers who came out for last Sunday’s trail work day spent the morning derooting and making other improvements to Scrambler. Rambler and Scrambler, two of our oldest trails have always been considered two of our best flow trails and
The new maps we have just received now indicate the dozen or more cools spots found throughout our network. Look for the snowflake icon on the map when you are on the trail network and just need to chill out
Rock of Ages has secured a contract to ship waste granite out of state and will therefore be reactivating the railroad at Millstone Hill. As a result, some trails may be closed for periods of time and others may be
All trails are open, dry and in great shape. Learn about our new trails for 2010.
We’ve closed for the season, a good two weeks earlier than usual. We kept our snow longer than most, but even our high elevation could not spare us from the melt down caused by the unseasonably high temperatures of the last couple
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