Hijacking with more east coast stoke.
Teeter is in a very small local spot with a few miles of twisty trail. A bunch of other very well built stuntry things, but the place is way overgrown and little ridden. Odd, considering how much work put in by whomever built the stuff. I plan to go and ride the trails back into shape a bit.
STIL. Really. Short grunt of a climb to get around to the top, then some trialsy hopping moves to get to the line down this thing. Sshort but fun.
Another side option with a tight right hander followed by some trialsy moves to get up top. Droppable, but depending on where said trialsy moves leave you lined up, the ramp is there. About an 8" gap from the wall to the ramp - so long as you don't stuff your front wheel in there, it's good. Followed up by a small 3' drop that puts you right back on the main trail.
This one is at the end of a narrow slot canyon with some chunky rocks to clear. Come out with enough speed and launch the ramped up tree.
Some hauling ass on some tight and twisty smooth stuff brings you to more. A line of four jump/drops that take you down to the creek running through the area. By the time I got to there today, that cold creek water felt damn nice.