Whiskey Bet

Whiskey Bet is a unique trail when looking at it in full. The northern half of the trail is primarily double track width and loaded with loose baby head rocks. Line choice can clean it up a bit, but overall, there are a lot of loose rocks and a gradual grade. The southern half is relatively flat and much more narrow/actual single-track. That half is straightforward with some roots and rocks here and there, but nothing hard to roll over or through. The middle transition at the low point between the halves is where this trail suddenly becomes a lot more difficult. There is a rock section that climbs up 3-ish turns and contains decently moderate/large rocks. They are tough to navigate with no easy line, and a handful are undercut from tires spinning. Thankfully, these rocks are fairly grippy, but it is definitely more of a challenge in comparison to the rest of the trail and how easy those parts are.