Reviewed by: Tim A , from Piti

Summary:
Some of the down hill sections are as technical and steep as you want with plenty of drop offs and jumps. You sometimes have to go out of your way to find the nasty stuff. There are long carving turns, rock ledges and mud holes. If you have it wired you can go top to bottom in less than 20 Min. But, it's 20 Min. of pure fun and it will leave you weak kneed and exhausted, I love this trail. The long slog back to the top is always worth it. (less than 800 ft.climb in alt.)

Recommended Route:
I like to park at the top of Mt. Alutum just past the last house. I start the the trail at the top and blast down to Leo Palace and then turn around and climb back the same trail. No pavement.

Reviewed by: Noel Q , from Barrigada,Guam

Summary:
The first 6 miles of the trail offers a variety of riding levels. Straightaways, ascents, rutts and descents. Overall, trail has mixture that makes a good ride.

Recommended Route:
Drive up to the entrance to LeoPalace golf resort. However, dont enter gate, park 50 yards before entrance. The trail entrance should be on the right hand side. Follow the main trail lines. They all lead to the same place.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Trail leads to other scenic hotspots such as a hike to Sigua Falls, tank farm and Channel 10 (downhill)

Reviewed by: Ronaldo L. Dalisay , from Dededo, Guam

Summary:
The trail offers an excellent nature view in addition to Sigua Falls, where you can take a dip after a long hard days work of riding and wash off all the red clay dirt off your bodies. The Pipline Road offers an excellent view of Northern and Southern Guam e.g., Naval Base, East Agana, etc.

Recommended Route:
The usual Ordot Police Koban startoff point. You can skip to the trails by parking at the entrance of the Leo Palace Golf Resort.