Winding trail with dips, climbs and descents. Be careful of the rock stairs relatively close to the top of this portion; too much speed could doom your descent on these. This trail has big sized jumps in it, very fast and dry! I'm slow and a little chicken top hit some of the gap jumps but this was super fun. An awesome descent, with some high speed ripping at the top, some root drops in the middle, and some great bank turns at the bottom. Or with only moderate climbing involved these trails can keep almost anyone interested for hours. This area has a high density of trails for all ability levels and serves as the unofficial hub of mountain bike activity in the South Shore. Perfect flow day with hard moist dirt with only 1/2 bird baths along the way! Trail is now covered in snow and you can only ride the packed areas from where sledders and shredders have packed out a trail. Lost Lake starts at its namesake trailhead.

Logs embedded in the trail have been installed to signal technical terrain. Blast down Ridgeline all the way to Lake Imaging Road. 6 mile thrill ride through the dense pine forest of the park. I'm slow and a little chicken top hit some of the gap jumps but this was super fun. High elevation trails are clear May-October, bring plenty of water. Stay straight when the trail intersects with a doubletrack and then bear left at an intersection with the winter/horse route. It packs in a lot of excitement in a short amount of time. This trail begins with a small pump section with two smaller jumps and a third larger hip jump. Kitsuma is a point to point singletrack trail that has a machine groomed tread in most parts. It's fire road the entire way, absolutely zero singletrack.