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Three Ledges is aptly named as it contains 3 ledge drop offs. The first one is very close to the top of the trail and leads directly into the next 2 which are spaced about 2 - 3 bike lengths apart. point shoot and don't touch your brakes. It's all natural and no man made features. continue riding and the trail gets rough in the middle section, pure natural rock garden with good lines to be found. Half way down and you are on a large rock ledge. The trail turns to the left or a B-line can be found straight/slightly right, which leads around the A-line. The A-line goes right up and over a small rock outcropping and is the best line to keep your speed. Let go of the brakes here and find the next slight downhill rock section. It can be ridden striaight down but has a left turn that guess what, leads to another rock garden. There are multiple lines to be ridden on this trail and you need to stay off the brakes and find the line for the KOM.
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