Reviewed by: God , from Juneau, ALASKA

Summary:
It is fun to go to the top and hall ass down and try to hit all the animals my best is 5. There are some stairs (go last you can see people eat shit!!!!). One of the best rides in Juneau! Overall I think if you like to eat yellow snow this is the ride for you.

Recommended Route:
Go up to the top and go down the back side.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Bitch

Reviewed by: Matt Seguin , from Bellingham, WA, USA

Summary:
This is my favorite trail in Juneau, even though it has been toned down a little since it was "fixed" for tourist travel. It has a decent elevation gain through some fairly easy switchbacks, just technical enough to be fun. Some people turn around and ride back down the switchbacks, but I prefer the whole trail. The descent down the back side has some good moderately technical drops, after the approximately 110 stairs (which you can ride down). Loop length is about 3 miles.

Recommended Route:
The best place to start is a trail on the right of the road just before the visitor's center. After climbing a little ways, turn right onto the trail across from the glacial kettle (signed) Don't go up the trail by the shelter, this is the steep side of the loop. If you go the right way, you end up coming down by the shelter.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
West Glacier

Reviewed by: j.ron , from boise, idaho

Summary:
This is technical riding at its best. Hans, the owner of the Mountain Gears shop can clean it. Watch out
for the Liposuction Rock. If you keep going you can
loop around and come back out onto the road, but you'll have to carry your bike down some stairs. I used to ride this when I lived in Juneau. That was 6 years ago, they may have closed it down now for all I know.

Recommended Route:
Leaves from behind the VC. Don't go during tourist season.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
West Glacier Trail