I have to agree 100%. We were up there for the opening Saturday and the trail was very highly anticipated. I was there (me being a once competent rider, now 48 with a serious back injury behind me and admittedly get less competent, but no less confident which can be a bad combination as the years go on!) with just my 11 year old son (building his confidence but not yet a ‘truly ‘competent’ rider, but not a noob by any means). First run down was very underwhelming……first impression was that the top quarter had been cobbled together quickly and without enough thought and planning going into it. Poorly constructed corners, some borderline dangerous, no features, no flow…….2nd quarter where it joined the top chief is an already well established trail, so it’s a given it was great, and for a little while after the Blue Doon split off from the Top Chief, it ran very well down to the new bridge. 3rd quarter, from the new bridge down to the forest section is awful……no grip, poor cambers/flat corners, a few tight bends which have been built so tight that my XL Mondraker Level RR was a real handful just to get round, a lot of places where being just a few inches to the left or right of the path and you were into super soft sand or mud and likely to have a face plant if you were carrying any real speed, just all round badly thought out and not particularly enjoyable to ride. Final quarter in the forest is admittedly excellent……super well built, flow is silky smooth, few nice techy bits for those that was a bit more challenge and a real showcase for how a blue trail should be…..and a credit to the guys building it……shows what they are really capable of. For me, @mctrailrider has got it spot on - great concept sadly spoilt by poor execution and more than a little greed by the Nevis Range to get it open before it was truly ready. My son did enjoy it, but even he felt it was a bit of a slog with too much pedalling for a downhill flow trail and not enough ‘interesting’ features. We paid for the day pass uplift and as we have a motorhome, decided to accept being fleeced to stay in the car park overnight (an extra tenner for absolutely nothing as there are no facilities at all!) and get an early start. First run was right at opening time…..think we were in the first 10 gondolas to go up…..so waited no time at all. 2nd run, we had to queue for about 15 mins to get on a gondola, which is fairly acceptable. We then stopped for a quick bite to eat and when we rejoined the queue, it now stretched from the back entrance to the gondola station, all the way round the building, passed the end of the WC downhill trail, right back to where the bottom red jump line finishes as the stairs….It took us 1hr 15mins to get to the gondolas (felt like forever with a very bored 11 year old!), only to be told then, they it would be the last trip up for us (this was 2 hours before our ‘day uplift ticket’ ended!!) because the queue was so long now that they had closed it as they were already going to struggle to get it cleared before closing time……very poor show and just a display of complete and utter greed by the @NevisRange - way oversold on the tickets in sheer greed rather than restricting numbers and letting you get in a fair number of runs for your money. Personally, £35 for an adult day uplift only to get 3 runs in and be told ‘that’s it’ is just not good enough. My son was bitterly disappointed and we were both left feeling very short changed. A 2 and a half hour drive in the motorhome to get there, a full day pass which only got us up the hill 3 times, and a big let down of a trail left us both wishing we had just not bothered and had gone to Glentress instead.

I've not rode it yet but was expecting a 9km Berm Baby Berm based on what I seen on the bottom trails earlier in the year. I didn't realise it was only 2 guys though so fair play to what they've produced, especially on that terrain. Hopefully the 2 guys get the investment and support needed to improve the trail

Not sure if you check these comments a year on, Andrew, but I was up there last Friday on opening day for the 2023 season - they've done a ton of work on the top of Blue Doon. All those sketchy flat turns have been converted into massive berms. They're still very tight in places and some high consequences to spilling off the top of them, but 100% better than it was, and worth a revisit. Also, you can cut across from Blue Doon to just above the WC XC course, essentially allowing you to 'uplift' the WC XC, which cuts out that horrendous climb! Kudos to the trail builders for listening to feedback, like yours here. We got in 5 trips, with a 30 minute lunch break, and could have done a 6th, but my faithful companion was a bit broken by that point. So pretty slick. Also nice to see the youth squad out ripping down the WC DH trail.

While I stick by everything that I said in the video, I wish Nevis Range all the best and I’m sure that this trail will be running much better for next year. Did any of you ride it? What did you think?

Great riding with you again dude, we made the most of it hey. Top Chief and Top Chiefs Angry goat was mega fun. People truly want to listen to what you have to say, that’s why your honesty is so important to the MTB community. I know you really wanted to like it, so did we, but as it is at the moment, that wasn’t possible. For sure we have visited places following your suggestions and have never been disappointed, but we’d have been mega disappointed had you not of being honest about this trail and we made that 6 hour journey to ride it 🤪🙌👊

Personally I think they should have went for more of a freeride trail with tabletops and drops, Scotland is massively lacking compared to Wales yet it has so much potential, I feel the forestry commission and other people continually push back on releasing Scotland’s potential to stamp its mark, it’s into matter off time before Wales steals the World Cup

This looks to be more of a green trail? Perfect for holiday makers wanting to try a bit of biking the day after hiking Nevis! Good to hear that this is the start of future plans to build more under the gondola though🤩

Love the look of the bottom section through the trees, that top section looks thrown in like you said, great riding as usual 👍🏻

Can only agree completely. We did it a couple of weeks later and if anything some sections looked like they had got worse rather than better. Some of the berms had broken down so couldn't be relied on if you went high and if you took a low line there was often a surprise. It was the inconsistency more than anything, two or three 'good' corners give you some confidence then the next one catches you out. At one point I was very close to getting my front wheel under a fence when the edge of the berm ran out halfway round and turned into crumbly scree. If nothing else all the dangerous corners need fixing, it's not difficult to find them just go and look where everyone has ended up in the mud. Not going to rush back, maybe give it a year or so to see if they can improve it.

Andrew, respect the honestly and hope the trail builders will develop it further in the future 👊

I’m heading to fort William in 4 days from now, I will definitely be doing this for a warm up

Was up there on Saturday (yesterday). The trail has had a lot of use in a short space of time and a fair number of accidents. Starting to show signs of wear and braking bumps into some of the corners. Given time and more work it will be excellent. Great that it links into Blue Steel and Wild Goat. If it all gets to the same consistency and surface as Blue Steel it will be a contender for best Blue in the Uk. Love the content - keep it going. Slainte

Question is, with the difficulty of flat bends and folks binning it is it safe to call it a blue flow trail?

All this video did was give me more respect for you, have to be honest and if you didn't like it then good on you for saying so. Backlash always happens, but only from those that don't pay attention to the video and points raised. Enjoyed that 👍 views were still stunning at least 😀

Good video. Nice to see an open and honest opinion. It looks neither one thing or the other. Looks too dangerous for a family trail and not flowing enough for decent riders.

Bang on. I've only ridden the last and best section, Blue Steel, in the woods last year and we were SO!!! excited when we imagined a trail similar to that, with maybe even bigger tabletops and berms, all the way from the top!!! You're hoping for a Morzine type blue, with huge tabletops (rollable if you want) and even red gaps next to them, clearly signed etc., and you get that!!! If you allocate limited resources and do things on a shoestring, that's what you get. Folk are trying there hardest with what they have got, absolutely fair play to the folks, but it's disappointing. It's ultimately a trail to get families and loads more beginners on the Gondola to make money. I kind of get that, but now there is a huge chasm between the Blue and the TC/DH tracks!! Hopefully with the money they make they will do a proper red flow/jump/berm trail. Ahh well, just have to happy with bike Park Wales in November to see how it CAN be done, with investment.

Cracking vid and honest opinion 👍. I didn’t get a chance to ride it, was up a week to early😏. One thing I have noticed on all the vids is experienced guys like yourself saying about lack of berms 😟 personally like you I would of loved to see a very flowing berm fest of a 9k trail 🤙🏻. I will still probably have a go next time I’m up as it would be rude not to 😂. However I didn’t know it was only 2 guys that built this 😳 so massive hats off for the task done and ahead of them. Still looks like a family fun kinda trail and definitely suits complete beginner to advanced riders 👌

It's a blue, of course it's going to be boring compared to the DH course, but that's like comparing apples with oranges.

I rode it on opening day and it was pretty sketchy and found it hard to get the corners right as the berms are pretty flat. Hoping that over time it will ride in and get quicker and few tweaks here and there should sort it out

Have seen this being built while up there doing the Top Chief and the DH route.Was looking forward to a flowing blue trail akin to the Blues and greens you get at Morzine and Tignes but its ended up as a glorified fire road. Very disappointed.

fair play Andrew, appreciate the honest opinion! im sure given time it'll bed down and the trail builders can sort it out, but its still great to have a new trail built (or at least started in this case!). its probably aimed at riders who are a lot less skillful and experienced than you! like you said, it will be running better next year :)

Wow. 9km of trail! Epic potential 👌 At least your video could see the potential of the trail and acknowledged the work of the builders and potentially some limitations of the project. After a winter of snow sat on the trail it should be more settled and will be a great time for improvements such as adding more support in corners etc. I saw another video that was 100% negative which was a little short sighted 😬

Thanks Andrew..all 3 of you . Looked a bit hairy , and you are a great rider... Peace

We are going in next couple weeks.. primarily for top chief but wanted to test the blue Doon to see if it's suitable for my girls... I'd watched a few videos and well looked meh but not the whole run (editing out bits)... Man I feel whelmed by it haha top section just looks rushed to get it out there and that's never a good sign... Will give it a go but enthusiasm has definitely been curbed... Braw honest assessment as I'd expected from you good sir... Cheers

Feel like it was just a huge money grab for the tail end of the season the end as u said was great best but by a mile. It was something different to ride but not my thing. Good to see an unbiased opinion 🤘🏻🔥

I rode it yesterday and was disappointed, I was expecting it to be better. I know Glencoe was hiring some trail builders so hopefully they'll be adding some good flow trails there.

I’ll sound like such a wanker and might be wrong but it just looks like the people who built it didn’t even test ride sections. It’s like they just dug up the ground with a digger and then couldn’t be arsed to rebuild it

Unfortunately, I have to agree with u about the trail. I'm sure they will tweak it in the months ahead. Was great to meet u in the car park. Keep up the great work 👍

I was there that day and didn’t actually do the top bit. Stuck to the blacks as gondala queue was so long glad I didn’t now!

Good man, you spoke your mind and at the end of the day, that's your opinion and you shouldn't say anything different regardless of whether others like that opinion or not. For what it's worth, I've not ridden it and would never do as it looks gash 👍

Good honest review ride it on Saturday it’s good for a rest after the World Cup track hope it gets tweeked up top blue steel and wild goat were good though 🤘🏿

Enjoyed the Video buddy 😉 I'm sure they will Sort it out the trail 👍🚴🏿‍♂️🚴🏿‍♂️

That's going to be one hell of a trail once it gets some rain on it and gets compacted in 👍I may have commented too soon its got loads of potential at the top won't take much to scrape them perms in

Good on ye for being honest and calling out ye didn't like it. Its great they've tried to open out the gondola accessed trails but if its not that good then people need to say so. On another note I think its interesting how mountain biking is developing with flow trails. Personally I don't like them and there aren't many of them in Scotland, but recently I've moved back to Wellington in NZ and flow sections have been added to some of my favourite trails taking away a bit of character IMO. It'll be interesting to see if this is done in Scotland over time.

It does look very bland and tame apart from the bottom. I do hope they add some progressive tables that would complement the trail for next year. Who doesn’t like getting air?! They have them in trails all over the world, why are we so lacking behind? Fingers crossed for the future. Definitely need proper berms too. So as it stands it’s not making me want to ride it for such a distance away. Come on Nevis range start adding more features and trails and it could be up there with the best! Good honest video Andrew. 👍

its an awesome trail got to ride it myself at the weekend going to be amazing for new riders to experience the top and get used to the long laps

At least the berms on the sweep turns should be deep by default, the smaller turns along the straights can vary a bit more but coming into those big turns with any speed is going to be sketchy. Looks like it has a lot of potential though, just needs some more time put in on it.

Very much appreciate your honest opinion and yes I’m sure it’ll get better with time. Just a shame they didn’t have the time to do a quality job 🤷‍♂️

I agree with you on this one, like you @mctrailrider I also rode the Blue Doon when it was fresh (possibly the same day!) and i thought it was dangerous in places and generally a pish trail. Definitely a waste of a days uplift tickets!! Could have all changed now though a year later!

am i crazy or this really not a blue? looks rather green in my book, not that i've ridden it (and the gopro always lies) but i really don't see any features, jumps, rock gardens or whatnot that would make it not a beginner trail?

I won't be rushing up any time soon (not least because Jacky is still recovering from a broken/dislocated ankle). I'd secretly hoped Blue Doon would be like a scaled down version of the green route at Les Gets but it's got a way to go yet it seems. Here's hoping they listen to feedback and make the necessary improvements soon.

Top section looks not that fun and I kinda understand why you were disappointed. Lower section where they put gravel on looks good fun. They could use Bike Park Wales as benchmark to improve the trail.

Totally agree, i wasn't impressed but it has potential and hopefully it was just a rush to open before the end o the season and will get improvements. I nearly ate it a few times, every time i found a little gap or something it would shoot u off the side o the trail. Also was speaking to a guy in the carpark who got taken out by the flat loose corners on his first rune and totally messed up his shoulder.

I rode it twice on saturday and was pretty dissapointed as well tbh. It will obviously bed in with some rain and wind and there is plenty material lying around so hopefully some corners are built and maybe wee lips etc. It just seems way to long and on the second run we all kinda sat down as we were bored. I think it does seem a bit unsafe for beginners and just not interesting for intermediates. Also there us nothing between 'Blue doon' and 'top cheif' which are worlds apart in skills required. The WC and top cheif are pretty similiar and if you can ride one you will manage the other. Whilst its a shame I think it will be so different at the beginning of next season , Also Blue steel and the little orange jump line are brilliant so theres no reason blue doon cant go the same way.

It is shockingly bad. Like you I rode it twice and that was enough. Would be a waste of money to take the kids to it IMO as well. Hopefully they spend some time on it between now and next year to make it fun and a lot safer. That bit before the bridge is not nice at all. Blue steel is fun.

That you going for starva King on the blue, watched a few videos now and your not alone in your views. Shame as was really looking forward to some super flow like berm baby berm but longer

What a shame - Top Chief is great, if you know what you’re doing; WC is gnarly as, and not for everyone; this was meant to be *the* trail for everyone to have a great ride. Such a lot of effort put into building it, too. There’s time for more work to be done on it, as you say. The last bit looks great, though.

Haven't ridden it yet but from what I have seen in yours and other vids it looks like a wee bit of fine tuning section by section would see it right?,thanks for your brutally honest opinion, maybe as you say just rushed on in a bid to offset a shite year as most businesses have had with a last minute money grab..🤔. Wont right it off yet though🙂

Rode it on Friday and agree 100%- that bit at 4:15 was me getting a twitchy ringpiece on the first run.

looks like a walking trail on the open section, oh well maybe it can be improved later

Looks more green than blue? No features/rollable table tops etc until the last third. Maybe it'll improve over time, but those berms need a lot of work to get them right. I guess it will get a wider range of people/abilities riding the gondola...$$

They know it’s still needs work in areas, plus they had to work with that material was there once getting the layer of peat off and only air lifted in some more material in in a couple of spots. Is what I learned when I went up to lend a hand last month, plus they need to see how it’s going to cope over winter. It’s not the easiest or cheapest location to build trails…

Glad I watched this vid , the top section just looks rushed and like you say very flat . Hopefully over time they will see some the issues and improve

Having never ridden it myself I can't really comment on it directly, but from your vid it defo looks like the berms need building up quite a bit 🤔

Just doesn't look featured enough to be fun and flowy. some undulation but it'd be nice to have clear tabletops you can ride either slow/fast like Laggan's orange has. I want to carry speed out of berms and this looks quite pedally. Fort Bill WC DH is too intense for me but Top Chief, Glencoe red and the blues over in New Zealand bike parks are a lot more fun than this one looks. Hope it gets a few mods over time or optional features as it'll be great addition then.

Looks a green. The bottom looks wicked, so hopefully they get to be more creative, assuming that's their goal of course.

Well had my first go on the Blue Doon yesterday and feel some of the criticism is harsh. It's a great run for those just getting into downhill trails. Yes there is some sketchy turns but generally it's well done and will improve alot of beginners braking and trail reading. It's a mammoth effort from the trail builders.

Yeah after a couple of runs, i feel about the same. big opportunity they had to do something special, especially considering the backing and infrastructure behind it, but it's just plain. When you think of all the incredible, exciting trails built by guys in their spare time, you'd hope a big outfit like this would have done a bit better. Also, calling it right now....someone is going to snap themselves in those fences lol

It will improve,give it time .They'll listen to what the public say and think .Remember, it's fixable. If just 2 guys built this 9km themselves in such a short period, then Fecken well done .It a hard enough place to get access too at the best of times lol.

Appreciate the straight forward assessment. It’s the unsugarcoated version I’ve seen from others. I don’t think you’ll put people off but I’m sure over time they will tweak it and improve it no end. Would your opinion change if you were new to MTB and didn’t have the speed to carry you into the dodgy corners?

This unfortunately looks disappointing. I can never understand why blue trails in the UK are so tame and less flowy than blue trails in Europe yet they are apparently using the same grading system. The last blue I rode in Europe was the Steinberg line in leogang (also a WC and family riding destination) and funnily enough it's also around 9km and meant to be a "blue downhill flow trail" it has loads of tabletop jumps, big berms, And a few light rocky or rooty bits, everything rollable and nothing steep and generally amazing fun for a complete amateur or experienced racer however in comparison the blue doon looks extremely disappointing, hopefully this will improve before next summer.

Totally agree the bottom 3rd is a pretty good flow trail the top 2 3rds are awful should be so much better to match the hype

It looks like most fire roads , shame really as there was so much potential to make it more challenging for Blue riders.

Sections of it look ok but it's not what you would associate your usual riding with, it's good to be true to yourself, no point saying what people want to hear, just say it as it is, after all it's only an opinion 👍

A bit off topic stayed in my van in the car park overnight recently asked in the morning at the reception if the toilets were open the women I spoke to said not yet it’s not a camp site you know even though they charged me £20 for overnight parking 🤔

Kudos to Nevis for the undertaking to make the trail. I thought it was pants though. Too many corners and no flow. Hopefully they take on board the comments

Rode this on the friday, loved the trail, you just need to work harder to get speed and flow which as an ex-mtb coach is a good thing. Flat turns r where u build core bike skills, the surface is really drifty and it is hard to carry speed, but it is possible.

Like I said on your Patreon video Andy, let's hope this is a turd that can be polished! Hopefully the money being made from the gondola tickets will bring in the cash that's needed. I don't for one minute think that this is what the trail builders envisaged given their work on the other ones at the range but being a business they've probably had to go along with the early opening for now so that much needed funds can be brought in.

I really struggle physically on this sort of trail. It just kills my legs....the burn not sure why? Technique I guess. I know they are limited up there, but much prefer Golfie/ Inners stuff. Can ride that all day long and much more enjoyable me thinks.Still, can't knock any new trails at all.

So all the comments on the trail are pretty much spot on, but what I didn’t notice till I watched this vid was the quality (if you can call it that) of the work by the digger driver(s) on the finishing. It is pretty poor right across the board. A lot of materiel just chucked over the bank, no thought as to slope angles or finishings. They should have at least used vegetation to cover the peat edges to prevent drying out (carbon loss prevention) and put a better slope on the rest. I spend my working days on peatland restoration and the techniques are similar and we just wouldn’t accept work at this level. Sadly, as mactrailrider says, it’s s**t, but with a wee bit of effort and time it can still give its full potential. The trail in the forest however, is on another level altogether - it’s fantastic.

Surprisingly disappointing! Thankfully the black and the WC are decent. But really, for the 40 quid uplift ticket they really need to build some more trails

Watched a couple of videos now of Blue Doon now, must say a bit disappointed in it and your right it looks dangerous especially if like me you were planning on taking your speed demon 12 year old who was so looking forward to it. Oh well look at again next year. Cheers

Funny that though that would be your opinion on seeing pictures, but can be improved! But a lot of work for 2 guys, why no more help?

Honest opinion.. top looked totally unfinished! I’m sure they’ll sort it 👍

I was up on Sunday the bottom section was pretty good but the top was as u said was shit keep up the great content

Completely agree with you, this trail is a huge missed opportunity. It's actually a really badly made trail from a technical point of view - no catch berms, full of flat corners, berms which stop half way round turns, fences on corners, the list goes on. They should have sent someone to Whistler or the Alps for a week to see what real flow trails are actually like. From comments it looks like a lot of other people don't seem to be able to grasp that beginner friendly trails can still be great fun for everyone and should still be made to a standard which enables this - just look at Crank it Up in Whistler. 3:28 - classic example of WTF trail design. I mean did they even ride that?

Rode this trail a few days ago. Save yourself the £38 and ride somewhere more enjoyable.

A very honest review… I was really looking forward to this trail opening and had high hopes of it being a great way to warm up before tackling Top Chief. But it looks like all they’ve created is a path down the hill and in places looks bloody dangerous to be on a bike Almost as disappointing as Bike Park Wales attempt at a green trail with Kermit. I took a friend who was a newcomer to bike parks down there last year and vowed never to ride it again. Just a dicey ride with sketchy flat gravelly turns waiting to take you out. Instead of flowy, confidence inspiring fun. I appreciate that a lot of hard work, time and money has gone into this trail and I’m sure they didn’t set out to do a poor job, but it looks like it’s turned out that way. Hopefully they can make some moves to fix it, but it won’t be an easy fix.

The biggest disappointment of the year ☹️

role on next Aug :)

Its a Blue trail, is it a good idea for people who want a Red trail to be on this with newcomers? Not sure what the answer is and not rode this one yet so my opinion does not count at this point..... Perhaps riders should be saying to themselves should I be on a novice trail...

I'm not going to knock it just yet, afterall we're still living in the strange times. Give it a year or two to bed in and let the lads and lassies that build/ maintain it get rid of the value engineering at the upper stages and build it up to be more in line with the quality that was at the latter part of the run ;-)

Its brilliant, I rode it on the same day and chatted to you in the que, for someone of my ability its amazing. We can go as a family and while my teenage boys ride the big stuff I can do this with my wife.

Ach, c'est la vie, it is was it is....🙄. I'm still going to give it go myself anyway before the end of the season....

You seem to be approaching it from the viewpoint that everything should work for you at your skill level, that is never going to be the case. Sometimes trails are for other people.

Can someone write a review taking into account who the trail was built for…. Blue/moderate - Intermediate cyclist/mountain bikers with basic off-road riding skills. Mountain bikes or hybrids. Not just with the perspective for people who regularly ride blacks/oranges to try and ride a blue full send.

Looks like 3 folks from Nevis Range don't like your honest opinion 😁😁

Appreciate your honest assessment however as someone who has a large following maybe being slightly less brutal with your assessment may have been fairer given it's brand new.

Got 10 runs in, faster everytime. Hated my first run, but by the end I just wanted to ride it more. Yes there are awkward flat corners, sometimes even off camber. To me this is what makes it an all round track, begginers will be hard pushed to get enough speed up to endanger themselves and competent riders have to work at it to go fast. Only reasons I didn't ride it more, I put my back out and Scottish downhill was on so uplifts were limited.

Honestly, that feels harsh. I went up and rode it 3 times with my wife who is solidly, by preference, a blue rider and she loved it. Was it the best flowy blue ever? No - but that takes time, development, and riding it in. You and I are not really the primary audience for this trail, nor are the heroes that were yelling at people all the way down on their full DH rigs. People like my better half who was totally stoked to be out on a big hill, are. My biggest issue with it was the girl selling the lift tickets who put the fear of god into my wife for the first run because she said it wasn't safe without a full face, knee and elbow pads.

Looking for some vids on the new Blue, I've just come across this vid Don't I think your comments are little unfair. Are you comparing the berms to what you expect a red trail's berms to be like??. It's a Blue trail, and wasn't it designed to attract beginners, who wouldn't be riding anywhere near the speed you were. So the the berms don't need as banked, They might have designed like that to keep the faster riders off ;-) LOL.

My mate is the trail builder or one of them at the Nevis Range, I know they've put an awful lot of work in on the trails, I probably won't point him in the direction of this video :)

Looks like a decent beginner, younger riders trail to me. Maybe you are expecting too much from it ? Looks to me like it actually it does what it says on the tin for its target ordinance.

That is a very harsh criticism, do you genuinely feel it’s that bad?

Looks pretty boring to ride…

It is good for peoples first time riding the gondola so the don't have to do a world cup down hill track or a gnarly black straight away

Rode this 4 or 5 times on opening day. Not it's not perfect but it's best part of 10k on an exposed North facing mountain. Every run on opening day it got better and better. Yes there's some bits that need work, if was never going to be perfect when box fresh. When you consider who this trail is aimed at and the future aspirations of Nevis Range I think this trail is nothing short of a triumph. To say the trail is shit after one ride down is a slap on the face to not just the builders but the people who have strived to build a world class fully inclusive uplift facility in Scotland.

Its a blue trail, for us mere mortals, going no where near as fast as you with no where near the skill of you - it looks great to me!

Anything is fun if you ride it fast enough 😆

This is a crap trail for experience riders and its just not interesting but I guess it gives beginners a chance in the sport so they don't have to do all the pedal trails. I think im just going to stick with world dh and top cheif.