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The only real question is which way on Tally Ho did they go. Apparently that is a thing now.

It is like a beautiful mirage !

Wait until the rutt starts at the end of the month. Will see many more dead on the roads.

Between the hot weather , the mosquitos , and having to " earn -a - buck " most hunters I know are waiting until regular season ( not just SSP , but elsewhere in the state ) . That half of the mountain will be wasted with the race running laps over it. It is what it is. But I agree " no...

I didn't. It is poor planning. And I will always laugh @ quadtards. Putting a flier up assumes they will ( or can ) read. Is that their camera on that section of white down by pink? maybe post it there.

Doubt they even know about it. They will be surprised for sure. First out of the gate at 9AM , support staff will be all through the course at least an hour before. Like I said , poor planning.

Really was not all that bad , thunderstorms from earlier in the week seem to have dried out.

Fall bow opening on the same day as a multi lap bicycle race across half of Stephens State Park was poor planning.

If they are going to bring 5 Guys , then I want a cheeseburger and cajun fries.

It drains good , but not THAT good. Maybe by Saturday or Sunday. Although the rocks in Mooch don't absorb much water. But I bet a lot of branches are down.

I had gone by it once before on the double there. This time was a perfect time to stop.

If you lost your sweat rag , it is now hanging on a branch on GREEN up near the the intersection with COOLER.

Well done - Looks like rain should be stopping up there soon and warm weather all week to dry it out.

Need bigger hands.

You won't get hit.... the likely result is ruining someone else's opening day with all the traffic on the mountain

Just an FYI - Archery season begins statewide on that day and although early season has already begun a few weeks prior , the opportunity to encounter more people in the woods will be greater.

Great job - last night's storms and todays heat , it may look like the "before" pic by supper. Still looks good though.

The unsung heroes of trail maintenance. ( Not all of them... some of them are jerks )

Seems about right. So for the next 5 years or so , ash trees will be dropping. It is not hitting them all at once , but I am told it will hit them all. We will have the fattest woodpeckers around. Keep your saws sharp , they will get a workout.

They may do a little work near the ranger station , but they have not taken any trees down on the miles and miles of single and doubles in mooch and SSP.