Entropy

Entropy is a masterclass in reading terrain. When I first dropped in back in 2021, I genuinely felt like the trail was carved by someone who understood how a mountain bike actually moves — flowy, kinetic, and just fast enough to make you forget your problems. It sends you off Pidherny like the hill is giving you a proper sendoff.
Then someone got ambitious.
Look, I appreciate the creative energy. I really do. Jumps after sharp corners — bold choice. Woodwork that seemingly exists for woodwork's sake — classic. And the skills park at the bottom? Stunning. A true labyrinthine achievement. I've never felt more like a confused golden retriever looking for its truck. My dopamine doesn't so much drop as it does file an official complaint.
What once ended like a credits roll on a great film now ends like the last season of a show that went three seasons too long.
The trail still has the bones. The top section still rips. But somewhere between the first berm and the fourth optional line to nowhere, Entropy stopped being a trail and started being a choose-your-own-adventure book where every choice leads to the parking lot — eventually.
Suggestion: strip it back. Top to bottom. No side quests. Let the hill do the talking.

Our favourite trail in PG! So much fun and fast… some optional gap jumps and some easy wood features. Perfect! Well done and thank you!

Couldn't possibly have done more with the terrain. Impeccably worked berms. A skinny. Pump track. Coasters. Punctuated by short sprints. And a sweet little exit.
Well realized. Well planned. Well executed.
A real jewel of a trail.