Dickinson Trail Network Iron Mountain, MI

[@jbriggs1639]

Was just at Ogee trails and Millie hill the other week. Millie hill is awesome.

[@crazykransz]

Definitely awesome I really enjoyed my time there!

[@jonbruen785]

The DTN won't even give us people that designed and built the downhill/park trail and jumpline a spot in they're organization lol. Thank you for the shout out! It means a lot to us that put the time and effort into building the fun stuff.

[@crazykransz]

I was thoroughly impressed by all the downhill trails at Millie, they flowed together so well and were so much fun to ride. Keep pestering the DTN to let you guys in, they can make the XC and connector trails and you guys can make the enduro/downhill trails that spur off if you guys could manage that and continue building well put together trails like millie, you guys would have one of the best trail systems in the midwest.

[@oldmanjenks9074]

Rad video

[@crazykransz]

Thanks man!

[@JesusRescuesUs3-16]

Mark, Great job on the video, I’m heading up to Marion park this weekend so do you have any updates from this video you did a year ago

[@bricesturmer5941]

Love it man!

[@pedalsandplants5725]

Damn Covid-19... I would have loved to stop at DTN this summer, sadly I don't think I will be traveling this summer. This place does look very promising and tons of fun.

[@crazykransz]

It's very promising if they continue building trails like Green and Orange trail. I highly suggest stopping just to check them out.

[@jamesmorrow7837]

It’s pretty unfortunate the DTN are not allowing the people that built the gravity sections and jump line at Millie be involved in the future proposed trails. Rather they are planning on outsourcing them to a Wisconsin trails company. Pretty unfortunate to say the least. They are on the path of loosing many passionate and skilled volunteers. Millie was built by volunteers and turned out awesome. Why would they want to take that away? Can you tell I’m one of the volunteers? Lol.

[@jonbruen785]

Definitely unsettling that they would outsource to a Wisconsin company