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This is a beauty of a cross country ride. This trail can be ridden in either direction and both ways offer technical climbing, flowy riding and technical descending. The most common direction is counter-clockwise. This is beautiful cross country that rises, falls and curves along land features. The trail cuts onto the powerline road for about 100m and then back to singletrack. Crank up a short hill and then you slide back into the singletrack. A grueling cardio climb up two switchbacks leads you to technical climbing through rocks and eventually reaches a junction with Huff & Puff. (Going right onto Huff & Puff will take you to the upper trails). If you continue left on Kobe’s past the junction, you descend with some flow and some great technical areas bringing you back to Reflection Lake Trail.
Going clockwise on Kobe’s you get a satisfying techy climb up to the Huff & Puff junction. If you then continue on Kobe’s, what follows is fun riding through the aforementioned rocks to the flowy cross country below.
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