Wildcat Ridge WMA Conditions

[JimN]

I can't find it on trailforks.

It's Hudsonia Overlook on Trailforks.

 

[Ashcor]

Where is girlscout cookies? I can't find it on trailforks. thx.

Trailforks is wrong.. they call it "Hudsonia Overlook"
I've never once heard it called "Hudsonia Overlook" by anyone local.

I've lost count of the number of wrong trail names I've found on trail sporks

 

[kaitlyn]

So I've been riding Girl Scouts all this time, and it's a rocky road. How droll.

 

[shrpshtr325]

So I've been riding Girl Scouts all this time, and it's a rocky road. How droll.

girl scout cookie is not a road, something is being lost here.

 

[kaitlyn]

girl scout cookie is not a road, something is being lost here.

Rocky road meaning chunky. Gotta love the Jersey gnar.
Also, hey, got an edit approved! They took the three words and made two, but whatever.

 

[Ashcor]

Log cleared from Low Line on the mildcat side

 

[Zack 54]

Large tree down on Oreland…see photos!

 

[Zack 54]

Current conditions… good?

 

[thisterrence]

Should be totally fine.

 

[JimN]

^^ Definitely totally fine.

 

[gingertooth]

^^ Definitely totally fine.

Are there any easy trails in there for me to ride?

 

[JimN]

Are there any easy trails in there for me to ride?

Probably not. Everyone knows that Wildcat is the hardest shit around.

 

[Wrong Way Dan]

Are there any easy trails in there for me to ride?

Skinny tires only

 

[TommyF]

Probably not. Everyone knows that Wildcat is the greatest shit around.

FTFY

 

[thisterrence]

Are there any easy trails in there for me to ride?

See above. There really are no easy trails at Wildcat. Almost all of it is either technical, climb-y, or both. If you're looking for some easier trails that can handle some rain well, Stephens State Forest and Deer Park (15 mins away on Rt. 80) are your best bets. There are some technical trails there, particularly in Stephens, but plenty of easier XC types of trails.

 

[JimN]

See above. There really are no easy trails at Wildcat. Almost all of it is either technical, climb-y, or both. If you're looking for some easier trails that can handle some rain well, Stephens State Forest and Deer Park (15 mins away on Rt. 80) are your best bets. There are some technical trails there, particularly in Stephens, but plenty of easier XC types of trails.

This is good advice for most normal people, but Gingertooth wasn't being serious.

 

[gingertooth]

This is good advice for most normal people, but Gingertooth wasn't being serious.

Stop Lying Jim. People will begin to hate you...

 

[gingertooth]

Is it possible to ride my dropbar bike at wildcat fellow members??

 

[JimN]

Is it possible to ride my dropbar bike at wildcat fellow members??

You? Yes.

 

[graveyardman67]

Not so great up here... Patchy snow in the woods. Trails are soft everywhere there's no snow. Good for hiking, riding will be less than not good.