Well, this would have been a great day for me had they not felled the trees in Djouce, the trail is done.
Take the original best descent track, over the rock, around the rim of death, back into the forest (forest missing at the moment) then when you reach the clear felled section keep left and skirt around the carnage, you will eventually come to a burried berm, a left hander, this is where the track starts for the moment.
I will, at some stage, go and clear these couple of berms out and make a way down to them.
Now, I'm not your mammy, but I wouldn't be riding this on an XC bike with the saddle up me hole.
Some of the turns are steep and sharp, they'll be tweaked over time.
When you get to the bottom, turn right, climb over the fallen trees, cross the slippy bridge and ride out to the bottom of the best descent.
You can also turn left but the non-existent trail at the end is over grown and very hard to find.
Please don't call this Colin's trail, there are already 2 of them.
Take the original best descent track, over the rock, around the rim of death, back into the forest (forest missing at the moment) then when you reach the clear felled section keep left and skirt around the carnage, you will eventually come to a burried berm, a left hander, this is where the track starts for the moment.
I will, at some stage, go and clear these couple of berms out and make a way down to them.
Now, I'm not your mammy, but I wouldn't be riding this on an XC bike with the saddle up me hole.
Some of the turns are steep and sharp, they'll be tweaked over time.
When you get to the bottom, turn right, climb over the fallen trees, cross the slippy bridge and ride out to the bottom of the best descent.
You can also turn left but the non-existent trail at the end is over grown and very hard to find.
Please don't call this Colin's trail, there are already 2 of them.