Trail is a loop through some Badlands looking terrain running basically east and then back west along Blue Rim. Sections of the trail are undefined and this trail is narrow and seems pretty new in spots. Trail in the lower section goes west from Burma road and follows a well defined cow trail about half way with a singletrack jaunt up over a few hills with small wooden bridges over washes. The trail then regains the main cow track to a small water reservoir where it again goes off over some tricky hill sections. The trail then turns south as it winds it's way up a hillside leading to the top of a large ridge. There are more air bridges over washes and odd trail matting over some very sandy sections. The trail at the top of the ridge turns back east and is somewhat undefined across the ridge. If you stick to the north rim of the ridge and keep going east you will find the main track again on the far side. At the far east side of the ridge there is a saddle which the trail winds down through and as you work up the other side of the saddle there is yet another bridge. After a short ride along a two track on this next ridge line you can follow the two track back to the parking down a fast hill or turn off at the edge of the ridge and follow another short single track section with more of the same trail matting over some sandy sections. Either way leads back to the parking. The name of the trail came from one of the bridges which had this spray painted on it. I had to look it up but it means "In Your Dreams" in Spanish.
Adding a review to get the difficulty in there. Even though this has some sandy soft areas and the trail seems a bit narrow and new the wood bridges, interesting landscape and the sweeping views across the top make this a fun trail if you happen to be in the area. Overall if this trail was a bit more tracked it it would easily jump up to a 4 in my opinion. I rode this again today and even after several fall rains it is in remarkably good shape. Since I last rode the trail has gotten marked with rocks, bones, cowpies, and some flagging tape making the indistinct areas easier to follow. I love this because it's close to where I'm stuck for work so at least I can get out there.
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