Big Park Drunk 8 route

Rode this trail clockwise. Fun and flows real well, with a couple nice little tech ups and downs to keep my interest. A good warmup before you hit BRP and some of the other trails in the area.

Eroded, overgrown and generally boring. Goes nowhere. With so many other good trails in the area, this one is not recommended.

80% green

Trail marking could use some work - very easy to get lost on this one

Rode this on 4/19/21 going east to west in what seems to be the downhill direction. Great new trail with fun moves and character. Combined with Bell Rock trail at the end it makes for a pretty sweet downhill finish plus you can cruise in to Absolute bikes for resupply before riding Slim Shady and others.

This trail was a super fun, flowy, mostly descent from north to south (as marked ) and a great end to a Shady Llama loop. Really surprised at how fun it was

This is a great flowy trail with some sections of gnar to keep it spicy. Three sections are must do. Here are the tips will really amp the fun and make the loops here worth biking over from the end of Slim Shady for: 1) Go clockwise, but with a twist. If starting from Bell Rock parking lot, either endure the crowds up Bell Rock pathway, or take the first right out of the lot then quick left to climb up what is known on Strava as Jump Slide. This is a MUST DO section from North to South. My prefered route is to warm up on the pathway and flow into Jump Slide. Jump Slide is big chain ring killer flow! Super sweet flyway (simple to ride around) near the end where you can launch a 15 footer with great landing.; 2) After Jump slide, go counter clockwise (hike a bike up 50 feet of gnar you'll blast back on later) to the middle of the three North-South lines, called ...wait for it...Middle Trail. Turn right at the end and do the rest of the Big Park Loop clockwise, which will involve some serious fast flow from 2:30 to 7:00 on the clock dial (southeast segment heading west); 3) DON'T SKIP THE OUT AND BACK TO THE BOUNDARY! Nobody does the 1 mile out and back to the wilderness boundary. This is a BIG mistake. Some stairs only ridable up by experts, you can clean 95% of the short climb, get entreated to a neat view of the Rabbit Ears formation, see a cool little canyon from above, then bomb back on some seriously fun black diamond track. Nothing severe. Just very worth the pedal up!

Yawn. Agree is trail for kids and popular for walkers since easy accesss from car lot. Not a Sedona experience.

Great ride.

Rode this trail with the kids ages 13, 10, and 7. Rode it clockwise and then rode up Bell rock to Llama, Baby Bell Option, Phone, Half of Bell Singletrack, then back on Bell Rock. About 7 miles total.

This is a great trail for the kids and also kept me entertained. There was some challenge for them but they handled it great and had a blast. If you are looking for a fairly easy ride for beginners this would be a good option.