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This Trail has an upper and lower section split by a paved path and is designed as an intermediate flow trail to provide progression from Coal Burner. The intent of the trails is to provide a fun, flowing trail with dirt features that riders can use to progress their skills. The upper portion has slightly steeper grades and is slightly more advanced than the lower portion to allow beginner riders to lap/loop only the bottom half (using the very easy Stink Damp climb) to develop their skills. The trail merges off of Coalburner at a small rock drop 100 meters from vewpoint, then here are several table top jumps with flat takeoffs and progressive landings to support riders of all levels. A large white rock jump is also featured on the upper section...look before you leap.
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