ReidRules18 wrote:Just wondering, is the entrance by the red gate open to riders this year? I'd like to know before I just assume.
yamaha13 wrote:Ski area is in great shape and with the new section in the skills area the course is now 6 miles.
cramer wrote:One was too big to move though, needs a chainsaw. It's along the bench cut just before the really steep climb.
mntn-biker wrote:cramer wrote:One was too big to move though, needs a chainsaw. It's along the bench cut just before the really steep climb.
I rode the ski area yesterday late afternoon and the tree described above has been removed. Still a lot of small sticks and branches on the trail. I kicked off as many as I could. The trail down to the creek has a pretty muddy section (right next to the creek) so it might be best to avoid this area for a few days (or more with the 1"+ of rain that is forecasted tonight and tomorrow). Other than that, the trail is in great shape!
cramer wrote:mntn-biker wrote:cramer wrote:One was too big to move though, needs a chainsaw. It's along the bench cut just before the really steep climb.
I rode the ski area yesterday late afternoon and the tree described above has been removed. Still a lot of small sticks and branches on the trail. I kicked off as many as I could. The trail down to the creek has a pretty muddy section (right next to the creek) so it might be best to avoid this area for a few days (or more with the 1"+ of rain that is forecasted tonight and tomorrow). Other than that, the trail is in great shape!
Nice running into you guys last night and even nicer that you guys interrupted your ride to spend a couple of hours building that new trail! Can't believe we finished it in one night. How wet did you get on the ride back?
Since nobody posted it up yet- for anyone that's interested, a new route has been added around the back of the ski hills to connect the trail with Egypt Valley road. This will be a nice route to be used when combining the ski area and game area into one ride. It's a two way trail so be careful of oncoming bike traffic and also watch for car traffic where it connects to the road there. Trail will be soft for a while, and then bumpy I'm sure before it gets smoothed out eventually. It's nice that the folks at the ski area allowed this new route to be built.
cramer wrote:mntn-biker wrote:cramer wrote:One was too big to move though, needs a chainsaw. It's along the bench cut just before the really steep climb.
I rode the ski area yesterday late afternoon and the tree described above has been removed. Still a lot of small sticks and branches on the trail. I kicked off as many as I could. The trail down to the creek has a pretty muddy section (right next to the creek) so it might be best to avoid this area for a few days (or more with the 1"+ of rain that is forecasted tonight and tomorrow). Other than that, the trail is in great shape!
Nice running into you guys last night and even nicer that you guys interrupted your ride to spend a couple of hours building that new trail! Can't believe we finished it in one night. How wet did you get on the ride back?
Since nobody posted it up yet- for anyone that's interested, a new route has been added around the back of the ski hills to connect the trail with Egypt Valley road. This will be a nice route to be used when combining the ski area and game area into one ride. It's a two way trail so be careful of oncoming bike traffic and also watch for car traffic where it connects to the road there. Trail will be soft for a while, and then bumpy I'm sure before it gets smoothed out eventually. It's nice that the folks at the ski area allowed this new route to be built.
mntn-biker wrote:cramer wrote:mntn-biker wrote:cramer wrote:One was too big to move though, needs a chainsaw. It's along the bench cut just before the really steep climb.
I rode the ski area yesterday late afternoon and the tree described above has been removed. Still a lot of small sticks and branches on the trail. I kicked off as many as I could. The trail down to the creek has a pretty muddy section (right next to the creek) so it might be best to avoid this area for a few days (or more with the 1"+ of rain that is forecasted tonight and tomorrow). Other than that, the trail is in great shape!
Nice running into you guys last night and even nicer that you guys interrupted your ride to spend a couple of hours building that new trail! Can't believe we finished it in one night. How wet did you get on the ride back?
Since nobody posted it up yet- for anyone that's interested, a new route has been added around the back of the ski hills to connect the trail with Egypt Valley road. This will be a nice route to be used when combining the ski area and game area into one ride. It's a two way trail so be careful of oncoming bike traffic and also watch for car traffic where it connects to the road there. Trail will be soft for a while, and then bumpy I'm sure before it gets smoothed out eventually. It's nice that the folks at the ski area allowed this new route to be built.
I had planned on heading up to Luton Park but did not want to just take off, leave you guys to have all the fun building new trail, and be labeled as "one of those guys" that rides right on by when there is trail work going on. For me, the reward was to be the 1st rider on the new trail![]()
Is there going to be some signage placed at the top of the hill where you would take a right to get back to the ski area parking lot or a left taking the connector trail to the game area or is it going to be just "take a guide along to show you the way"?
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