Hi Frequency

This trail is great. The top section is very well built, action packed with jumps and burms. Everything is rollable or ride around if you’re not in to jumps. Very beginner friendly intro to this type of trail. There’s a spot after this section to return to the road and take the road back up for session riding.
Lower section is still mostly flow with some tech.
It’s a long ride up, but the climb is pretty mellow compared to other mountains around here. You get breaks from the climb through flat and decent sections that make it really managable. Much easier climb than Canfield or CdA Mountain in my opinion.

Most fun trail I've ridden in my 2 years MTBing!

Glad to see more MTB-focused content being dug in at Rathdrum Mountain Park. Love the beginning of the trail, well-built low-key blue style. Some berms leave something to be desired. Jumps all have go-arounds or are rollable, with multiple bigger side options. Middle of the trail descends abruptly into rooty, loamy narrow singletrack with little or no jumps/berms. Also some tree weaving in this section. Lower portion before joining HiLine is well built, with about 3-4 large-ish jumps, the biggest and easiest on the trail.

The butt-kicker is the long climb to get to the start of the trail, it usually takes between 30 to 45 min. After riding the Hi Frequency though, use the immediately obvious access road (Skyline) to return up to the top and lap the trail several times before heading down the steeps back to the parking lot.