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Flowy climb and descent. Crank your way to the top whilst carving and pumping your way though an abundance of berms and rollers, and then rip back down through a fast descent with small tables, whoops, mid sized gaps, and even a short, manmade rock garden. Features "The Lily Pad", an advanced option to jump off a berm over a gap as a hip jump, and then fly into a buttery step-down. "The Lily Pad" is signed as a Dbl Black Diamond, and is an optional feature (the alternative is a green rated berm switchback).
Main access point is off of Route 66 at the Map right where Sasquatch comes out. You can use the Powerline Road as an alternative climb and take connector to the top of the downhill as well.
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