Shy Ann

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To access this trail, ride either the Gondola or Explorer chairlift to the summit. Take the Shy Anne access trail across from the Gondola and bear right at the next junction to cross the service road where Shy Anne begins.

The trail starts off with a series of groomed and steeply banked berms that lead into some easier tabletops. After completing the initial berms, you'll cross a ski run and enter the trees again before reaching the first intersection with Blue Crush. After this intersection, the trail is rather flat for the next section until you reach the junction with Double Jeopardy. Bear right at the berm to continue on Shy Anne with two immediate easier tabletops to get you going again.

Next, Shy Ann breaks out of the trees and onto what is a ski run during the winter. The dirt on this section of trail - and really the remainder of the trail - can be expected to be noticeably looser, rockier and drier than the wooded section of the trail. Advanced rider will really be able to let it rip here as the trail is wide open and features nicely banked corners. Be careful, however, as there are many loose rocks strewn about the trail and corners. Flow through close to ten berms past the half-pipe and arrive at the "Five-Points" intersection.

This is the end of Shy Ann. From Five-Points, you can access the main doubletrack access road, Free Speech, Green World, Dirty Dozen, Long Trail, Rainmaker, or Middle Boulevard.