Both those lines are really tech. Ladies never feels like a 'stop and session' kind of trail to me, but I might have to stop to eye up those lines.
On the first section you're talking about, I've tried both the left and right lines and couldn't find the flow on either. Those two big roots coming out of the tree at the bottom make the final left turn really challenging. I find it awkward to make a hard right to go across the rock after the ramp, but then you have a better line coming in to the final left. Ideally you would just straight line after the ramp, boost off that top root and gap down, removing the rooty corner from the equation :)
For the second section, the only way I can think of to make that line flow is to drop off the root and use the rock as a tranny. Otherwise you just have to put up with the awkward roll.
May 12, 2017, 10:48 p.m. - DangerousDave
Both those lines are really tech. Ladies never feels like a 'stop and session' kind of trail to me, but I might have to stop to eye up those lines. On the first section you're talking about, I've tried both the left and right lines and couldn't find the flow on either. Those two big roots coming out of the tree at the bottom make the final left turn really challenging. I find it awkward to make a hard right to go across the rock after the ramp, but then you have a better line coming in to the final left. Ideally you would just straight line after the ramp, boost off that top root and gap down, removing the rooty corner from the equation :) For the second section, the only way I can think of to make that line flow is to drop off the root and use the rock as a tranny. Otherwise you just have to put up with the awkward roll.