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Fun, rowdy, little-known gem. The climb will make you work for it, but the fast descent has drops, tech sections, and jumps on the side if you can spot them.
This trail crosses over itself several times and can be confusing to follow, so the right way to ride it is as follows.
Enter from Route 66, climb up and take the upper left; continue climbing and take another left, and then a right. Once you start descending, keep left to ride the descent you skipped earlier back down to Route 66. Easier way to remember is to imagine you're riding a figure-eight.
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