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This trail is clearly visible from the lift - on the right near the top; however, finding the start is a little bit of a challenge. It's easiest to find from Bandit. After dropping down Bandit and crossing under the lift the rider will hit a small, roll-able gap across the access road and enter a small stand of trees. In this section there is a sign stating that the trail splits - the split isn't too obvious, but it happens right after the sign. Ride over the small left-hand berm onto the start of Quick Draw. The trail has notable features including a bush gap jump and a decent drop off the concrete platform supporting a pillar. The trail eventually flattens out and bangs over to a fun rock drop before terminating at the Mambo Corral rest spot. NOTE: Take a moment after the bush gap jump to read the Charles F. Dewitt memorial dedicated to the ski patrol - it is attached to the bolder up high.
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