I wholeheartedly agree with DaveritoCH. I've been riding Swiss singletrails for more than 20 years. Those were the pioneering days! Our first bikes had skinny tires, flat bars and stiff steel forks. I cannot help but smile when I read about some Canadian guys who call themselves "pioneers". We had to figure out what trails to use, there were no signs or special maps. And nobody thought about using cablecars and chairlifts. We didn't brag about our riding and kept a low profile. You talk about the elusive perfect singletrack. Well, I'm glad you've found some them, with the emphasis on "some". I guess cablecar and chairlift guys miss out on a lot of good trails because their available choice of trails is rather limited. Stop talking about the soul of the trails and mountains if you use lifts to take you to the mountain top. Part of all-mountain and enduro riding is going uphill, even if it requires stamina and strength. Ask Mark Weir.