While the bi-directional nature of the trail might make it seem like the perfect candidate as an out-and-back ride, the steep climb if ridden from the bottom is a real grunt that's not much fun. However, White Rabbit can easily be accessed from the more popular shuttle runs on Mt. Ashland, at the junction with Caterpillar. Thus, it makes for a great descent option if you're looking for a change from the classic Jabberwocky or BTI.

White Rabbit starts off with a short descent followed by a quick climb. Then, the shredding begins in earnest! The downhill starts off smooth and twisty, running across some small rock gardens up high. The singletrack twists and turns through tight switchbacks, some of which have been bermed up to allow riders to descend more quickly (stay alert for uphill traffic).

The upper sections of the trail offer some beautiful views through the trees if you take the time to pause and enjoy. You can also take an optional turn onto Looking Glass, which quickly rejoins White Rabbit but offers a few gorgeous views.

Lower down, the enjoyable singletrack widens out into almost a doubletrack, descending steeply down the fall line with waterbars providing erosion control. This lower section isn't nearly as entertaining as the upper zone, and you'll encounter more hikers down here. Ride heads-up.