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This trail was given a lot of work by the local women's mtb group "Team Laser Kittens" in fall '18/winter '19. It is a great option for those looking for more of a challenge than the Olympic Adventure Trail (OAT), but don't want to commit to trails such as Alpaca or Hangry Hangry Hippo, that are primarily flowy and fun but have a few advanced features sprinkled in. The crux of this trail is early on with a 1.5' rollable log drop that feeds into a short steepish section, which is great for those looking to advance their handling skills beyond the smooth cruising found on the OAT. The rest of the trail has smooth corners and nice ups and downs.
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