MCMBA: Maybury

[IronMike]

3 or 4 avoidable grease spots still. Horse pucky pile just after 1.75

[kyleRIG29er]

trail was great last night. whoever trimmed recently did a good job

Almost didn't ride thinking it would be muddy, but glad I changed my mind. Only standing water was to the right of the rock pile and avoidable if you go over the rocks. Should have known, but I've pinch flatted on that pile a couple times and didn't check my pressure yesterday.

Or do what I did behind Todd on the first lap and hit the right side fast enough to clear the mud hole!

[DNR_Maybury]

So I just got back in from working from the end of the trail backwards with my handy stihl hedger and almost made it to 5.25. By my notes that leaves going from 5.25 to 4.75 to get caught up. Can anyone think of any other area that needs attention? I plan to get this last section finished by Thursday night.

[deezler]

More miles is on the wish list for sure but there are many hurdles. Counting the horse, hiking and biking trails Maybury already has more miles of trail per square mile of park than any other state park.

Makes sense. So basically what I am wondering is if there would still be any hurdles if the horse and hiking trails were completely unaffected by some minor MTB trail expansion? I couldn't resist doodling my idea on the Maybury map. Red lines go through areas that the aerial images show are ripe for expansion and should have enough room to be mostly invisible from any existing trail. Green areas show zones I have no idea about but appear to have space. And it's hard to tell how accurate the DNR trail map really is. Just my personal opinion, and food for thought. Sorry if I'm just being annoying.