Reviewed by: skeets , from northvan

Summary:
This trail is not for beginers. It's certainly not the most technical shore trail, but it's steep. It has several stunts, but nothing huge. This trail trail would be best described as steep with with nice flow.

Reviewed by: markus , from north shore

Summary:
THIS TRAIL IS STRAIT DOWN. ONE OF THE STEEPEST ON THE SHORE. NOT MANY STUNTS, BUT THE STEEPNESS IS VERY RAD AND YOU CAN BE THROWN FROM YOUR BIKE IN A HARTBEAT. gOOD FOR A QUICK RUSH EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS! IF YOU LIKE STEEP TECHNICAL RIDING THIS RIDES FOR YOU.
NOT FOR BEGINERS

Recommended Route:
enter this trail just before the sixth swithback on grouse/frome. Starts about 200 yards before sixth. About 150 ft in, turn left and everytime you hit a fireroad ( unused crosstrail ) and it doesnt start right after turn up the fireroad a few yards!

Reviewed by: A Distressed MTBer , from North Van

Summary:
I'm fairly new at MTBing I'm not that good of a rider so I've never ridden it. Of course I heard the shit about this on the radio a while back and all I have to say is that it's crap. I'm new, I take falls, hurt myself. So does everyone else. You ride, you fall, you hurt yourself, you shut up and go home. That's BS. It's because of losers like this that I may never get to ride some of the good, harder trails out there. And also because of these losers that it may be harder for me to get directions to new trails out here.

Recommended Route:
Obviously none

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Summary:
each section requires some navigation. Best way is to beg someone who has been thru it to take you.

Recommended Route:
UP then DOWN!