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A short but lively connector trail linking Lower Egg Sucking Leech to the top of Parachute Adams. Although green-rated, Thin Mint carries plenty of speed and offers optional blue features just off the main trail line, making it a fun place to build confidence without interrupting the flow. Keep your momentum through the final stretch—you'll need it to pop back onto Morfee Mountain Road.
Named after the Thin Mint fly, this trail shares many of the fly's best qualities: small, versatile, and surprisingly effective. Just as the Thin Mint fly imitates a wide variety of aquatic insects and consistently produces fish in almost any conditions, this trail quietly connects key parts of the network while delivering more fun than its short length suggests. Don't let its size fool you—Thin Mint is a trail you'll find yourself coming back to again and again.

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