Reviewed by: Cliff & Chris , from Lumby

Summary:
The drops are really nice but not big e-nough.but not for inexperianced peoples. At the end do "Big Stupid." hehe it is fun and not too challenging if you got youself a full susp. its a blast,, note it is only a rock..

Recommended Route:
Go to Cyclepath and buy a map, a dollar fifty, it goes to trail repairs and stuff so buy one... or two...
Drive up to the power station and then lie on the matress for a bit of excitment. And then ride.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
ALL OF THEM

Reviewed by: Johnny , from Calgary

Summary:
If you want a technical trail that has comlete flow, this is the one. There's some nice rocky sections, a good wheelie drop off a rock ledge (they took out the tongue drop)and some fast downhil action. This trail rocks.

Recommended Route:
Look above.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Riddler, Ho, Moe

Reviewed by: Mr. Hat , from Victoria

Summary:
This trail is the easiest I've ever ridden. It's like spoon feeding your grandparents. It seems who ever built this trail was trying to find the easiest way down, and avoided all the fun technical challenges the ride had to offer. This guy could use a course in building trails.

Recommended Route:
Ask the Sun Country boys.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
All the other trails are really well built and challenging. Crawford Rocks!

Reviewed by: Harreson , from Rossland

Summary:
You guys are starting to get the hang of building some knarly kickass trails with lots of stunts and tricks to pull, some natural and some manmade
Keep it up! I'll be back....

Recommended Route:
Right down the middle, and keep the rubber side down

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hillbilly, Ho, Honeycomb

Reviewed by: Abe , from Kelowna

Summary:
Sick, Sick, Sick . Death is very possable on this trail, Ride only if you are very good or you have a death wish.

Recommended Route:
Find it if you can.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Hoe, even worse.