WOW (Wasatch Over Wasatch)

Biked up the road and rode this down. Fun as hell. Half is super fast loam straight lines and the other half is rocky and tight so its enough diversity to keep ya entertained. The climb is pretty easy since its just a road, maxes at 20% but typically 8-12% so not too bad for the 4ish miles up.

Rode it last weekend it was great! A little overgrown in some places so make sure to bring some gloves to protect your hands from the bushes. Incredible views!!

I love this trail with its beautiful views of the Heber Valley and mountains beyond. Actually, I've ridden up this trail in 2 different ebikes--Levo and now a new Amflow. Funny, I've never seen anyone riding up this trail. You'd have to have a really fit and strong body to peddle up this trail with no assist. I would also characterize the trail as relentless--lot's of tight switchbacks but also fun, swooping turns too. Many turns have serious, technical, rocky surprises as you ascend through the turn. Anyway, there are lot's and lot's of switchbacks, and rocks--big and small! But then that what's you would expect as the trail rises higher and higher towards Guardsman's Pass Road--way, way up there. Of course, this is what makes it so great, challenging, yet doable on an e-bike and why most (but not all) mountain bikers typically see the trail as a fun, technical decent. Last year in June, up near the top, Pine Creek was a rushing and a worrisome crossing--but I did it. This year in August, the creek was uneventful and totally dry. After a couple of hours and running low on time, I simply rode back to the parking lot via the road--fast, smooth, but has its own set of potential traffic dangers. A scenic, challenging, memorable ride--either way that you tackle it.