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The first segment is quite fast, steep but with few rocks.
Keep right at the fork and go down (update feb 2020 - wooden steps appeared magically overnight, no more the 10, ride on).
After a short almost flat connection, the trail restart descending with a fast and flowy section with the only obstacle represented by a steep chute no longer more than a couple of meters (no that easy for beginners but there is a chicken line on the left doable by foot only). Keep your eyes open at the gravel road, after the short flat part you have to re enter in the woods on your left for the last part, smooth but with switchbacks and a final small rocky step down (doable by foot if needed).
Lots of hikers on good days all year long. Peace.
First and last parts sits on private land. Respect it.
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