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The beauty of this trail is that its rocky steep nature provides oodles of drops, launches and hucks as well as high speed flow with gnar tech at every turn.
The trail provides panoramic views of the Redington valley and the Coronado National Forest. After it rains, a lot of water crossing exist which make it a very scenic trail. A stop at the famous "Tequila tree" is a long held tradition. That is if you can slow down enough to not whiz by it.
This trail is unsanctioned.

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