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Late Bluemer is another intermediate option down from the top of the Anthill. It has rocks, drops, a couple of plungey turns, and a little bit of jank thrown in for good measure. It has a more natural feel than Kabluey and Sacré Blue. Late Bluemer is arguably the hardest way down from the top, but is also very approachable at slower speeds. Check it out after you feel very comfortable on Gangreen, and definitely go for it if you have ridden the other blue trails on the hill.
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