9 min
Overview
This trail is also sometimes called Waterfall. From the top of the trail to the bail-out point, about a quarter-mile down, it can be handled confidently by an intermediate rider. There are a few steep, rocky slopes and turns, but nothing so bad to make you step off the bike.<br><br>However, from the bail-out point to the bottom is a different story. This section is where the trail earns its other name, Waterfall. As well as being really steep, dry, and loose, the trail has gnarly rock drops and numerous technical features that require balls. FOCUS!
Trail Stats
0.6 km
0 m
280 m
157 m
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Photos
Looking down ridge from near the top of Chutes Ridgeline.
Looking down ridge from near the top of Chutes Ridgeline.
From the view point, looking east at Chutes Ridgeline in the distance.
From the view point, looking east at Chutes Ridgeline in the distance.
Looking eastbound on Barham Ridge atop of Chutes Ridge.
Looking eastbound on Barham Ridge atop of Chutes Ridge.
Gnarly section of Goat.
Gnarly section of Goat.
Waterfalls section, gnarly, but rideable.
Waterfalls section, gnarly, but rideable.
Getting into the ultra-gnarls!
Getting into the ultra-gnarls!
Experts-only drop!
Experts-only drop!
Climbing one of the many tight switchbacks on Goat.
Climbing one of the many tight switchbacks on Goat.
Droping into Chutes Ridge from Barham.
Droping into Chutes Ridge from Barham.
Top of Chutes Ridgeline...more fun, moderately-technical stuff!
Top of Chutes Ridgeline...more fun, moderately-technical stuff!
Santiago Dam from Lookout Point
Santiago Dam from Lookout Point