Trails

Banzai Downhill

Difficulty:
Less Difficult/More Difficult

Description:
Banzai is a fun and flowy trail with some jumps and wood features. Ride-arounds available for all features for new riders, and there is plenty of speed and fun for the more advanced.

Sickter Gnar

Difficulty:
Most Difficult

Description:
Drops, jumps, rocks, tech, flow and speed. Sickter Gnar has it all and does not disappoint. As the name implies, just when you thought it was the sickest trail you’ve ridden, you drop into some gnar.  

Granny’s Kitchen

Difficulty:
Expert Only

Description:
If your granny had built a trail, she would have no problem pulling out all the tools she needed from the pantry and drawer’s in her kitchen. From the steep black rated roll in the trail just keeps whipping up something new at every turn to whet your appetite. Granny’s Kitchen provides skilled riders a variety of natural and wooden technical trail features, infamous drops and stunts such as the Meat Clever, the Cheese Grater, and the Salad Tosser. 

Sunday Stroll

Difficulty:
Most Difficult

Description:
Sunday stroll is just a stroll on the boardwalk, if the boardwalk was in the air and required jumping on and off ladders and big mandatory gaps. This is not for the beginner and requires expert skills to perform properly. As with all trails on the mountain, scout each feature and measure trail speed and risks involved.

Brake Check

Difficulty:
Most Difficult

Description:
Brake Check is a freeway jump marathon that is characterized by mandatory doubles with few ride arounds. This trail requires expert skills and proper scouting of the jumps and features.

Basic Training

Difficulty:

All Levels

Description:
A skills area great for progressing your abilities, with drops and jumps that are consistent with the array of dirt and wooden technical trail features that a rider can expect to encounter elsewhere in the trail system.

The Runaround

Difficulty:
Extremely Difficult

Description:

The Runaround was originally developed for a New World Disorder film; it has been revamped into a high-flying trail that incorporates wooden ladders, drops, jumps and natural dirt jumps and berms. Many of the features have B lines but still maintain the advanced level rating of the trail.

Player Slayer

Difficulty:
Less Difficult

Description:

The easiest trail on the mountain, Player Slayer offers old-school singletrack, large, sweeping corners and rolling undulations. A great trail for a first-time rider.