Hit Waway this afternoon and during the week, covered most of the good stuff between the two days. The good news is the place is dry, even after the rain this morning . Wind really dried the place out but that leads to the bad news. There are quite a few trees down as well as lots of drive train destroying sticks and branches all over the place because of all the wind the past week.
The downed trees are as follows; Black eagle has one right at the peak of a little punchy climb near the end of the trail on the road side(I think this has been there for a bit) Hof has one that I recall(there might have been another but I forget now) that blocks access to the off camber low rock garden right before the usually muddy wide section that was actually dry today when heading toward double pond. Red dot has one right before the split to twin bridges and another on the climb up after the split(coming from double pond). Sitting bear has a big one right in the beginning from the wingdam side. Hemlock has one about halfway thru and there is one down on tombstone, I think. I am pretty sure there was something down on pumphouse and southend(between pumphouse and timber) but these were passable or I may have imagined them.
Rock bridge on pumphouse looks like there was some work put into it recently and looks the best and most rideable it has, maybe ever. The low section on old coal is a mess and close to impassable but I think its been that way for some time. Most of the places that stay wet were in good shape, double pond was tacky with no mudholes. It should be able to deal with tonights rain/snow without too much trouble and remain ridable again tomorrow.
