I have mixed feelings about rating this track at only a four because the main track, the pee wee track, the hare scrambles track and the individual practice jumps are great for those who seek to improve their technique, form and proficiency on more technical jumps and obstacles. The main track is of intermediate to pro in it's design and will definitely improve your skills. The conditions are usually hard pack but after a rain or after the snow melts the track literally grabs the back tire and offers traction like you've never known before. The last time I talked to the owner he said he was still working with the city on getting some more water rights in order to keep the track a little wetter than it has been in recent years. Some of the bigger jumps I think might be able to fit the Titanic in between them, they are long distance. I would suggest that your bike be in tip top shape before tackling this track it is a long one as well. There are plenty of obstacles to keep one busy all the way around. Without a doubt this is a track that can and will test your resolve. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because of the remote location of the complex. There are no stores for a few miles around so be sure to bring all the supplies you will need in terms of food and drinks, gas and oil, lawn chairs, etc. Also, there are no restrooms available, stands or concessions, at least not the last time I was there. They may have those out there by now. That would be awesome. Despite the things it may lack in terms of luxury I love this track for it's educational potential. You will learn plenty from this track. If you can master or even get remotely good on this track you will be a far better rider than most. For the $10.00 all day access this is one heck of a bargain for all the different environments you get to ride on. In all, I have to say that the complex itself is a 4 star as a whole, but the tracks themselves are designed to easily be of a 5 or 6 star rating.