The trail can be very difficult when the sand is soft and dry. Once past the sandy parts you will find some very nice rolling slopes and the ride to the bridge along the river is a nice sight. This trail is a good work out and fun at the same time. On the weekends you will find a variety of people from the hard core to the family enjoying a nice weekend ride. My wife and I enjoy riding it everytime.
Night time rides during a full moon are very nice as well.
I was told the name Snoll Hill comes from the reflection of the white sand on a full moon night which looks like snow caps. The whole trail can take almost 2 hours to complete but don't try it the first time and you can get lost if you're not paying attention. All routes are great. Without the rain, most are quite sandy. We are all doing rain dances.