When we woke up in the morning, we were right on the trail system. Here's the map:
We were a little to the west of the green P in the top left area of that map. So we started out on the yellow loop. Here's some pics:
It wasn't very technical overall, but there were some fun log features;
We did just about all of the Yellow trails in 45 minutes or so, so we moved on to the red trails:
We did a nice downhill on Y2 and came out onto the road:
Then went over to the blue trails. We especially liked B6, the "Creek Trail"
The creek itself was a little dry:
Still, though, the Blue trails were definitely the best trails there. After doing a big counterclockwise loop (in retrospect, we should have done it clockwise), we rode through a nice little pine grove right before busting back into the parking area. Very cool:
We rode for about 4 and a half hours, then went into town for some awesome Mexican food. Good times.
Nice TR. Makes me think I need to start riding MTB. Been thinking about buying a cross bike but MTB would certainly expand the range of what I can do more than a cross bike would (though both would be a blast). I seem to have a complete lack of focus in wanting to do everything. Thankfully, I am limited by funds so I remain focused. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteDoes look good. Steve I agree go for MTB - definitely expands your range more.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures, nice day, great post...always love reading them!
ReplyDeleteMountain biking is the closest thing you can get to tree skiing in the summer . . . 'Nuff said.
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