These trails are divided into three sections, beginner, intermediate and advanced. <br />
The beginner section is pretty much prairie riding. It was good for a warm up, but <br />
I wouldn't do it for anything else. <br />
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The intermediate section is tight and twisty, with only a few places to drop the <br />
hammer. There are a couple of fun ladder features and some short but steep <br />
climbs. It's a great section to work on your cornering skills, as some of the turns <br />
are off camber. Because this trail is fairly new, it's easy to wash out if you let your <br />
front wheel wander too far from the beaten path.<br />
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The short expert section takes the best elements from the intermediate section <br />
and dials them way up. There are a couple of steep descents and techy climbs. <br />
There is narrow hillside riding. There is also one small air that can sneak up on <br />
the unsuspecting. The most memorable and unique features are the 8-10' tall <br />
super steep bumps that rise up from nowhere. occasionally these features stand <br />
solo, but often are grouped together. The trail occasionally rides straight over <br />
them, but often seems to be changing direction on these things. All in all, very <br />
fun. If you are in the area and looking for something more techy than the Kettle, <br />
come check these trails out. They will only improve as more people ride them.<br />
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One last note, ride with caution your first loop, there is one turn that would really <br />
suck to miss. <br />
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If starting in Lake Geneva Head out highway 120 and take a left on H. Go about a <br /><br />half a mile and the office will be on the left. Go in there and pay the cheap trail <br /><br />fee and head out for some fun! The website with directions is <br /><br />http://www.lakegenevacanopytours.com/directions/
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