This trail is known for its flow. On the bike map it is often combined as the Whole Enchilada with Porcupine Rim, Kokopelli, Hazard County and Burro Pass. 16 Mile Summer Trail was initially a rugged singletrack DH trail maintained by local builders since 2008, the State of Alaska installed a more user friendly course in 2012. I'm slow and a little chicken top hit some of the gap jumps but this was super fun. Fast, fun descent.

The trail starts with a test- a skinny with a 2 ft. The route begins at the end of Quid Pro Flow and an intersection with Three Thirty Eight. Dirt was pretty good, not too mushy yet, but the leaves on the trail are wet and very slick, a few corners were like riding on ice. Lots of Flow! Jewel of the Amasa Back area, relatively new to the other trails.

There are actually three trails which make up the loop: Horse Creek-Cattle Creek-Lower Twin Lake. This created a reroute of the single track. A few wet spots, but almost non-existent mud. Rocks for texture, obstacles for fun and some short fast downhils in this 2. Ridgeline is a crown jewel of Dupont State Recreational Forest.

This trail is known for its flow. Lost Lake starts at its namesake trailhead. Trail contains a rope-suspended ladder bridge, elevated bridges and a long-straight skinny. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. Trail can be ridden in either direction.

Use some caution in the corners here. The trail has good flow with some spicy sections. Plenty of kick ups, jumps, drops, and huge berms. Probably not best to ride. You'll be traveling right along side and only a few inches above a tiny creek.