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Riding area with fun natural terrain for jumping?

Anyone have any suggestions of areas to ride with nice open rolly terrain for teaching the boys to jump and get some air time. Not looking for cornice or cliff drops, looking for natural table-tops that role off with long smooth gradual downhill landings. The kind you can start slow and progressively hit faster to jump further ( 10ft -> 50ft-ish .. but not have to be 20ft off the deck )

We ride at daniels, woodland and gaurdsmans, but havent really found a place yet like Ive described. Seems most of the setups we find are short jumps or hips with flatish landings, or they require a lot of work building the take off.

Thanks for any suggestions ... pics would be cool to if you have them
 
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x2 on Tony Grove... I'm sure TGitt can chime in with some pics and videos. He's hit about everything possible at Tony Grove.
 
Soapstone is a great place also, lots of rolling hills, some big some small, lots of good jumps also. Would be more than happy to show you around with my 10 year old some time, he rips it up.
 
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My friends and I live in Kamas and ride from Nobletts all winter. You have to be creative up there and some jumps require some takeoff grooming but not to the extent of building a kicker. Check out Wolf CreeK pass area and Cold springs area and the upper Cold Springs road. Lots of good wind lips and such. We've built what I would call a small bump off of cornices all the time just to add air time. There are lots of jumps up there like your talking about, some can get pretty big (120'). Hope this helps.
 
Tony Grove has some great stuff. I think it has some of what you're looking for. Lots of natural booters with decent transitions. I keep finding new hits up there everytime I ride that area (which is a lot). I'd be happy to show you around if you'd like


This one for example, you can go as big as you'd want, from 0' to 75'ish. But after that it gets FLAT! Believe me, I found out the hard way.
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Then if you're feeling really ballsy, there are hits like this all over that you can get 125+ off of :)
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Hope this helps! Like I said, I keep finding new hits all over up there, if you'd like me to show you around, I'd be more than happy to!
 
Thanks everyone, good info for some new places to ride... And thanks for the invites guys, I will ping you for sure after things are covered up. Tony Grove sounds like and looks fun for sure, probably just the kind of stuff we are looking for. :)
 
Tonys is awesome, but noblets and soapstone is only 30 minutes from PC. YOu got to get up there though.
 
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