Unemployment Line offers tabletops and booters of a variety of sizes. While the takeoffs and landings have grown over the years, compared to the scope of jumps found in downhill bike parks, the jumps on Unemployment Line can demand sniper focus to hit perfectly. The tables are a bit narrower and the landings can sometimes be a bit shorter than you’d expect.

That said, advanced riders will soon be sending these jumps perfectly after just a couple of runs. The trail speed sets you up superbly for each hit, with massive bermed corners allowing you to easily maintain as much momentum as you need.

Mapped here is a complete loop ride for enjoying Unemployment Line to the utmost. This route follows the green Three Pigs climbing trail to the top. Then, it begins the downhill romp on Evolution—an excellent jump trail in its own right. Evolution dumps into Unemployment Line, the main feature. After Unemployment Line, pick up Atomic Dog for a riotous finish with a more natural feel. 

After your first lap on Unemployment Line, feel free to mix it up with other trails to start and finish, like Scorpion, Radical Dragon, and Lair of the Bear. While the multitude of trails on Galbraith Mountain can be overwhelming at times, the beauty is that with this many options, the riding never gets old!