Rattlesnake Trail A

Trail A is a directional connector running south to north, known for its consistent and steep ascent. The southern entrance is the most technical section, featuring loose rocks, roots, and embedded rock that challenge traction early on. The narrow path climbs steeply, weaving through trees and remaining heavily covered in leaves, which can obscure surface details. Near the top, riders will encounter flat, embedded boulders that add to the difficulty. Likely one of the lesser-used trails in the system, Trail A requires focus and solid climbing ability to navigate its sustained grade and rough terrain.