Tinder

The least good trail I have done in Squamish over 4 different visits. Gravelly corners, no recent maintenance, weird features, and too much pedaling for a flow trail. This could be your warm-up if you're an out-of-town intermediate at best, or mainly x/c rider, with no prior experience in the Lower Mainland or Sea-to-Sky. It has a lot of mini features that can be sessioned. It's going dead last on my Squamish repeat or recommend list.

A definite enduro run. Lots of up-and-downs. Its elevation profile had definitely suggested so; but, on the ground, each one of those lines was, itself, composed of many tight ups and downs. Constant gear shifting; so much so that, for even a shifting junkie like me, a bit more reaction-speed is called for.
The initial part requires a lot of practice; as yet, I cannot climb, or descend, all of those boulders.
Then the flowy descent starts, followed by a sharp climb.
It's a great run, offering variety from the Nelsons and the Pseudos I usually do. Much thanks to its designers & crew.

It's like if Half Nelson and Fifty Shades Of Green had a kid.