Boar's Head is an intermediate descent. "Boar’s Head is much flowier" than other trails at Barnes Canyon, according to Tim Wild. It's "a mile of fast, adrenaline-filled descending, with all that rock flying past, under or around our tires as quickly as we can navigate it. In stony desert environments, this kind of speed can be hard to come by — the constant up and down of Sedona or Moab never gives you enough room to get above 10mph, but on Boar’s Head, we’re flying — screeching to a dusty crawl for tricky corners, then blasting back up to full speed for the chattering rock gardens and smooth shelves between them."
