Reviewed by: Colwyn , from Gibsons BC

Summary:
Awsome DH course. No real drops or jumps (despite the name)and everything is ridable. The first bit sucks royaly but after you drop down onto the first bit of double track it is sweet!
If you can, try to convince you to shuttle you up there a couple of times (unless you like climbing some 3400 feet on a DH bike) because this is one of those trails that gets better every time.

Recommended Route:
Just ride it over and over if you can. At the bottom, you may want to go along the road and turn onto the trail at your right (the Brodie trail) this will take you right to the bottom.

Reviewed by: Drew , from Coquitlam

Summary:
This is not a trail. There is an entrance into the woods, and then you have to stop every 10 feet to go around an obsticle. If you like to ride down creek beds with ferns, trees, sticks and other odds and ends then this would be a fun time. If you like single track, double track, or a track period this is not the ride for you. Personally I like a trail that has some flow and some twists and turns, this trail had none of those. Basically it was a long ride up, and a bad ride down. There are so many other nice trails in the area, do yourself a favour and visit them.

Recommended Route:
The direction that psycho tie give are accurate. Follow them to the letter.

Reviewed by: Stephen Mason , from Langley

Summary:
FANTASTIC RIDE. Don't be discouraged by the first few hundred meters of the trail off the logging road, as it seems to be rarely ridden and can be quite rough. This is an amazing ride though, through miles of remote forest trails and is well worth the climb up B&K logging road.

Recommended Route:
Follow Psycho Tie's directions word for word and they will lead you to the trail.