The Doc and Jackie at the overlook above Fort Canyon. July 5, 1999. Photo by Dominic Bria. It starts out innocent enough. But as the slope becomes steeper, wetter, and rockier, and your rear brake slimes up with mud, only the truly brainless will be free from fear.
Sane people pick the bike up and crawl down.
Photos can't do justice to the trickiness of this shute. Think 30 degree downward slope. Go straight down through the water, or go left around the springs. At the fork in the road, turn left, go 100 feet up a slight hill, then turn right at a fork in the road to continue a gentle slope uphill. Run the single-track, watching that you don't break too many teeth out of your chain ring, or out of your jaw.