Chimney Rock Conditions

[Bike N Gear]

Do we really need a ramp to get over a 10" log?

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Looks more like a jump. With a 50/50 shot of clipping a tree upon landing.

 

[rjr44]

Do we really need a ramp to get over a 10" log?

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That's been there for years, and honestly, it's good for beginners. I have seen several of the kids learn on that thing.

 

[Jrzjoe]

Everything I did today was dry and good to go.
The down tree I posted Wednesday was still there as of noon today (Friday).
A big thank you to Kirt, Ryan and the high tech guys for trail mods completed today in the Cromwell section. A great idea to employ a technique that I’m sure will be stable for a long time. The guys doing the heavy lifting trail work in CR like the above mentioned as well as the many others who put this blood, sweat and monumental effort deserve all the credit in the world for keeping this place a main stay for our community.
Thank you.

 

[rjr44]

Some of the less ridden trails are already pretty darned leaf-covered, and if you aren't familiar with the trai,l you might have a hard time following.

Not a reason not to ride. If anything, it's a reason to get more traffic on those bits!