Bobsled

Lost black Volkswagen keys around this area.

So many improvements after the winter! Super-exciting to discover and try all those jumps, some legalized, some completely new

Rode this today with my 8 year *(partially). As others have mentioned in videos and other posts, the ride up to the trail head is the real workout. For us beginners, it was a tough ride up. I guess that's why we saw so many people on e-Mountain Bikes zipping their way up. Some people even ride up the actual street to the service road.

Lot's of parking in the lot. Bathrooms at the gate. Immediately at the gate is where you start the ride up the gravel rode. Or walk

Once you pass the first switchback, it's a bit easier to ride up.

As we were approaching the trail head, a family of coyotes crossed in front of us. One stopped to check us out then disappeared into the woods.

Once at the trail head there are two entry options. A one foot rocky drop-in or a wooden drop in. Most of the trail is rideable by a complete beginner or child with the exception of the double wood drop down point (even the bypass was a bit to steep for a little one to roll down. The following few twists were also a bit too much for us first timers to roll through. After walking our bikes down to the next level spot the rest of the ride is easy and flowy. We exited left onto Bobsled Spur which shoots you straight out into the parking lot entrance. Will ride it again in the future when we get our mountain legs. As a true beginner, I would say this is a harder Blue and overall not really that fun compared to other trails we've done.