Trail Overview
IB 93 is a quarter-mile, highly technical loop that descends through extreme obstacles in a clockwise direction. The south end begins as a faint trail on a leaf-covered hillside, leading past a scenic waterfall and down an off-camber sidehill into a narrow ravine. Once in the ravine, the trail features slickrock slabs with a layer of water, tall waterfall ledge-style drops, and very tight sections where wider vehicles may need to ride up the edge of the ravine to pass between rock walls. Trees and large boulders protrude into the route, and in places the trail climbs out of the ravine to bypass obstacles, but these sections are narrow and off-camber. This trail is suited only for highly skilled drivers in well-equipped vehicles.