GO OUT AND RIDE YOUR BIKE! Amazing views and forest roads

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@jaywalk6628 5 ай бұрын

Yes sir but it goes downhill STEEP, and more importantly you want to hit it in August when the river crossings are down. We haven't cut the logs out in two season's either. Planning to do it this year. Summit Springs trail is nearby as well.

@RobertoOzuna 5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info. Let me know when are you planing to cut the logs. To help and bring my saw.

@PNW_Trials_Adventures 4 ай бұрын

I rode it a couple days ago, definitely the first one to ride it this year, I cut a lot with my Silky, but more needs to be done. Huge tree had its roots washed out and fell over at the big river crossing as well.

@jaywalk6628 4 ай бұрын

@@PNW_Trials_Adventures WOW, did you go downhill? Make it all the way through? Still trees that need cut?

@PNW_Trials_Adventures 4 ай бұрын

@@jaywalk6628 I went uphill and made it all the way. Took me 2 hours 20 minutes, normally it's about a 40 minute ride for me, so about an hour and 40 minutes cutting stuff by hand, still a lot more to cut but most everything I left needs a chainsaw, I made it passable on a trials bike, won't be super fun on a dirt bike as it is. Most everything left to cut is in the middle 2 miles of the trail. I wouldn't want to cross the river any deeper than it is now.

@PNW_Trials_Adventures 4 ай бұрын

@@jaywalk6628 I went back with my chainsaw today, all the big showstoppers are cut. There's some piddly sub-6" logs/branches on the lower section of the trail that I left in an effort to conserve energy and bar oil, but should be easily navigable by anyone capable of riding the trail in the first place. It's getting very brushy though, time for a crew of dudes with hedge trimmers to come through.