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They say if you listen closely, you can still hear the rear wheel of a Norco Bigfoot or Kona Stinky contacting the ground after landing an air. Unfortunately, these features have been reclaimed by nature and city officials. What's left is a casual singletrack trail along the creek. But if you explore more, you might find some relics in the woods from a bygone era.
The trailhead is at the edge of a field off of Bearspaw Drive NW. There are multiple access points off of Bearspaw Drive and 109st.
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