Hartshorne/Huber Conditions
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johnnyrides
Active Member
I'd like to see an update also. Can't imagine it's great but maybe after today's dry breezy conditions it might be nice tomorrow.
Working half day in Red Bank on Thursday, 4/13. Have time to ride from 1:30 (possibly earlier) to 3:00pm before heading to Chester for some NICA fun.
A) Are trails good now/the little rain tomorrow should be ok, right?
B) Anyone around for ride? Never been.
A) Are trails good now/the little rain tomorrow should be ok, right?
B) Anyone around for ride? Never been.
knobbyhead
Next off the Island.
As of right now there are a few soft spots but they are ok to ride. A little rain tomorrow they should be good.
pygmypony
Well-Known Member
rode Harts/Huber today...pristine conditions with a small bit of mud/muck on the trail that connects the two parks...3.9/4
and, while it was raining in edison today, there wasn't any rain by the time we left the lot, around 10:15ish...so should be great riding this weekend
and, while it was raining in edison today, there wasn't any rain by the time we left the lot, around 10:15ish...so should be great riding this weekend
Will be there tomorrow. 1pm or so. Maybe 1:30.
ChrisG
Unapologetic Lifer for Rock and Roll
Would have loved to show you around, but I'm heading out to the Princeton vicinity for their NICA practice today.
Keep me posted if you think you'll be heading there again in weeks to come. I can be there there by 3PM on school days.
Sound good... Today's an early close for work, but I may try to sneak in a few here and there....
Conditions were awesome
https://www.relive.cc/view/940861278
https://www.relive.cc/view/940861278
mwlikesbikes
Well-Known Member
Was there yesterday. Large branch on the hill leading up to the elbow on rocky point. That will need some chainsaw work.
Unfortunately the water bars did what they do and make some nice gullies in the middle of the trails.
Claypit connector is a sloppy mess by the bridge close to the road crossing.
Unfortunately the water bars did what they do and make some nice gullies in the middle of the trails.
Claypit connector is a sloppy mess by the bridge close to the road crossing.
Cuesta Ridge and Laurel Ridge trails have some major erosion gulleys, especially the wide trail between the lower parking lot and the water tower. The Claypit Creek connector is not passable. Somebody laid out a bunch of small logs in the muck. There is a cut through to avoid this area by the two large stone posts on Hartshorne Road just south of the crossover to the main park.
Yeah, they must have had some torrential rains. The sections with fall line elevation are blown out, Laurel Ridge is even more sketchy. This is desperately in need of a re route with switch backs and bench cuts. Fall line stuff is not sustainable, especially given the Sandy soil content at Hartshorne.
