Ok, here it goes... the first thing I noticed was how smooth the trail was. Being from South Florida, all I have to compare it to is Markham Park, Oleta and Quiet Waters. First and foremost, the lack of "taint-busting" rocks and roots made me grin. Since I ride a hard tail, this was very pleasant. I was able to fly, since the single track is very well groomed hardpack. Lost of fast switchbacks... then came "Granny's revenge". WOW!!! For those of us from South Florida, let me say that this is like 8 miles of "Rattlesnake Ridge" at Markham park. The climbs are steep, very very steep, and they turn on themselves while climbing. The drops are... well, just all out fun. Very steep, and smooth. You point your bike on the line, and just FLY!!! I can actually say that I caught myself smiling very big on the drops. Then the pain begins... every epic drop you encounter punishes you with a quad busting climb out. "Granny's Revenge" was so good, I went back and rode it twice. This trail is around a working phosphate mine, so there are tons of "mountains" to climb, and the crew who build these trails are masters at the craft. After Granny's Revenge, there are some other climbs and fast single track... very fun. Once you hit mile 5, (big sign reminding you), you enter an "advanced section". There is a bail out loop for non-experienced riders... I caution you, if you are not up on your handling skills, skip this... there is a steep climb (I did it twice, cause I didnt make the first time... had to go till I cleaned it) and after the steep climb, you ride a little ridge, that is about 50 feet in the air... steep on both sides of you. Then you see it.. I believe the locals call it "Big Gulch". It is intimidating for sure... very steep, very fast, and as soon as you hit bottom, you have to climb right back out. I had enough momentum that I actually got air coming out of the Gulch and landed on the drop on the other side. Pick your line well as you head down this drop... the next couple of miles are just as great... lots of LONG climbs... (read Jet Ski climb for those of you who ride Markham.. only twice as long). The next remarkable section is the XXX or tripple something or other. It is a few steep climbs and a very nice drop. The ride finishes up with some insanely fast single track to stretch the legs. All in all, I stayed with the "long loop" and got 10.93 miles on my computer before I broke the cable. I rode Granny's Revenge twice, and the Advanced Section (Big Gulch) twice, since it was that incredible. My hat is off to the men and women who maintain this park. NO TRASH at all on the trail, and it flows SO SMOOTHLY. I will be dreaming of this for a while... I cant wait till I get back up here for some more fun. If you live in the area, and ride this trail regularly, I envy you. If you live in Florida and havent ridden this trail, then I highly suggest that you do. If you can make each one of these climbs, then you are THE MAN!!! (or WOMAN)!!! Once again, thanks to the "Goneriding Crew" for a job well done. I will be telling everyone I know about this site... God bless and RIDE ON my brothers and sisters!!!