This trail can be ridden as an out and back, shuttled from top to bottom, or <br />
as part of a greater loop incorporating the Milma trail and the Tibbs trail. <br />
Ridden south to north, it's a killer doubletrack climb that turns into technical <br />
singletrack near the top of the mountain. Ridden downhill, north to south, <br />
it's a beast of a downhill that has TONS of opportunities for airtime and <br />
some sick banked turns to keep up your speed. Try to keep your eyes on <br />
the trail even though the surrounding views are amazing. No matter how <br />
you decide to ride this one, you are gonna love it.
From Eton, head east for 4.3 miles. Turn left on FS 218. The road will be <br /><br />marked with a Windy Gap Cycle Trail sign. Follow FS 218 2 miles to the Windy <br /><br />Gap Parking lot. An alternate start would be the top of Grassy Mountain at <br /><br />the north trailhead.
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