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Entering through a hole in the fence you have a few options on your way down. A mulch jump down and right, Two 15-17ft gaps, an In between the trees smaller gap, along with some smaller jumps and rollers for beginners. Work is being done restoring the jumps, already much more ride-able than before.
Please be respectful to the jumps, and kind to families walking by, as long as you let them know where your riding, they wont go in your way.
can enter through the end of the trail, or go up the gravel path that goes in between the houses and the fence, and go up til you see a large hole in the fence, not sketchy, used often by families for walking and riding.
This trail is unsanctioned.
Very occasionally an OG Klunker will comment on how this is not public land and you're ruining the trail with all your grom braking bumps. Just ignore him long enough to learn to ride without brakes.
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