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Sweet As & OMG
Kiwarrak State ForestLast Update: 13/6/2014
Some trail names are made up, if there is a different name please let us know.
Difficulty - Easy - A & B Lines
Slope - Flat
Space - Open - Tight
Surface - Dirt - Sand - Wood
Trail type - Single track
Notes:
Sweet As starts from the intersection of Tinonee Rd, Daves Gully and Chads Route and runs right through to Scooters however on our runs we forked off Sweet As it approached Beans Creek Rd and took OMG down to the Parking Area not far from where Sweet As and Scooters join up.
In the video we rode Sweet As to OMG which but we also rode it in reverse. Sweet As undulates and is pretty much the same experience in either direction due to a number of mild gullies, OMG on the other hand has a slight descent from Sweet As toward the Car Park and why we chose to show the video in this direction.
This run can be pretty tight at times with heaps of trees and stumps lining the trail, however vision is pretty clear so I found it really fun trail to open up and practice keeping momentum despite the ever present danger of bar hungry trees. Also keep an eye out for a couple of sandy corners on Sweet As.
This trail can be enjoyed by just about any level of rider but due to it's tight winding nature beginners may get zapped having to power up so regularly.