Tough to see a track in there but it starts up on that ridge peak and goes lookers right to the cracks, drifts to the lone tree in the center, down those pillows and then drifts right to the big island of trees and into the next path that runs out. The amount of air time in here was stellar.

At the final crossing I was looking for a fun'r exit then obvious when 2 Kamoshika caught my eye. One of them rages up this face, gets to the top, turns around looks at me and then decides to send it down the section pictured. I was blown away at his actions. He even left a sweet track.

As you can see it starts all rocky, then has a 2 step drop thing. It continued on past the bush for a bit. His friend was mellower (I suspect his lady) and continued upward. I've never seen an animal throw down like this.

I had so much stoke for this furry shred goat beast, that felt a need to capture his image for deeplikepow. But he was slippery and like a good shred shied away from the camera. Finally as I crossed the creek he popped his head out and made his way back uphill to his lady friend.

It was great with pleasure to watch.