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What used to be the old end of Outback, PWT West is undeniably harder to ride both directions then PWT East. Some nice flowy bits are linked by difficulty technical sections, climbs and short descents, some high consequence. Best ridden from North Dogsled for a gentler ride with a small peppering of challenge. Riding from the Bailout junction is much more difficult, with demanding, punchy climbs and less flow overall.
The trail name is a reference both to one of the original trail builders at SMH (Peter) and the craft beer "Pete's Wicked Ale" that was popular at the time.
Continue from Inukshuk when riding PWT East or take Bailout and turn right at first intersection.
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