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The first part isn't bad, quite narrow with gullys to catch the front wheel but after the first real rock drop it gets more serious with tight gaps and drops between rocks that require threading skills to save your sidewalls bottom bracket and derailleur.
In the summer the brambles and ferns get bar height and there's stingers at the bottom so attempt with trousers only.
In winter I can see those gullys getting very boggy.
A challenge
I've downgraded this to a red now I've ridden it in the summer, it's still tricky and expect to dab a few times.
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