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The Trail can be accessed from Kolorado where it crosses hiking trail #16, on the left from the crossing, to the right below trail #16. The trail is nice and flowy up top, a good amount of off camber action, it then enters a zone where the terrain is a little rougher in some parts, but nothing serious, more off camber, then after a jump, the trail crosses to a short steep section followed by a nice technical mix of off camber and and a couple more steeper sections. As a whole not super difficult at all, but it does require being able to handle those off camber section and be willing to commit on the steep parts.
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