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Steep, loose and tight in spots, wide open soft needles over dirt in other areas. There are sections where you can open up the brakes but be careful as there are often blind unbanked corners that sneak up on you especially at speed and overshooting can have consequences.
Out and back is not advised. Shuttling is ideal. Riding a loop is doable as well and will involved about 90 min of climbing and 3800 vertical feet. To do this you can park on highway 58 at the bottom or at the intersection of 5840 and South Willamette Trail and climb 5480 to 550 which will butt directly into the bottom of Hardesty from which Eula can be accessed. Eula Ridge Trail is a sharp right hand turn off of Hardesty about 1/4 mile in. "Eula" is carved into a tree at the entrance.
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