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A crazy steep fall line descent.


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Map Key

0.8

Miles

1.3

KM

Singletrack

9,620' 2,932 m

High

8,984' 2,738 m

Low

4' 1 m

Up

639' 195 m

Down

15%

Avg Grade (9°)

34%

Max Grade (19°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

This trail goes straight down an expert ski run (and long ago the lift line for chair 9). It drops straight down the fall line and is so steep that it's difficult to even walk. It's badly eroding and not at all sustainable.

It should only be attempted by experts with downhill bikes and full body armor. Expect mandatory drops where stopping is not an option.

You do make some swithcbacks after a while, but even those are quite hard. The bottom third is more rideable by mortals, and is a mildly rooty singletrack hugging parts of Big Mamba.

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Nick Wilder

Trail Ratings

  4.0 from 7 votes

#18

in Vail Resort

#11168

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  4.0 from 7 votes
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Trail Rankings

#18

in Vail Resort

#1,128

in Colorado

#11,168

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Photos

Near the end of Big Mamba.
Nov 6, 2012 near Vail, CO
Great flow through the trees!
Nov 16, 2012 near Vail, CO
Some fun woodwork.
Aug 24, 2013 near Vail, CO
One of the many drops on Old Nine Line
Aug 24, 2013 near Vail, CO
The start of Old Nine Line
Aug 24, 2013 near Vail, CO
The switchbacks ("easy") part of Old Nine Line
Aug 24, 2013 near Vail, CO

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