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Nara Bikepark: The Black Wood Line
The Nara downhill slope, called Black Wood Line, is a descent of medium difficulty, 3.3 km long with a vertical drop of 475m.
The first part (approx. 800m) is a slide on the fields at an altitude of 1900m with turns and single and double jumps.
Before joining the zone "palo 21" there is a very technical section that takes advantage of the natural lay of the land.
The route descends back into the black wood, where the slope is less steep but jumps and turns increase.
After a brief easy but rapid feature, the track returns into the forest where you’ll be facing turns, northshore and jumps.
The last technical feature 300m long is a succession of slides, jumps and turns to be approached at full speed. The Black Wood Line ends here.
The last line of the track leads back to the ski-lift Cancorì - Alpe di Nara.
Be careful: on the last 500 meters of the trail bikers lose their priority in favour of pedestrians and vehicles.
The first part (approx. 800m) is a slide on the fields at an altitude of 1900m with turns and single and double jumps.
Before joining the zone "palo 21" there is a very technical section that takes advantage of the natural lay of the land.
The route descends back into the black wood, where the slope is less steep but jumps and turns increase.
After a brief easy but rapid feature, the track returns into the forest where you’ll be facing turns, northshore and jumps.
The last technical feature 300m long is a succession of slides, jumps and turns to be approached at full speed. The Black Wood Line ends here.
The last line of the track leads back to the ski-lift Cancorì - Alpe di Nara.
Be careful: on the last 500 meters of the trail bikers lose their priority in favour of pedestrians and vehicles.
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