Kangdoy
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and you were with someone that confirm that?
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Yup. Was with two friends.
and you were with someone that confirm that?
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It’s closer to where I live than any other park but yet I’ve never been to CR. Usually ride Hartshorne, 6 mile, Nassau, or LewMo.
Want to get to CR this weekend. I know of the lot on Newmans. What trail routes do you recommend to get a good flavor of the place? Which of the above is it most like?
Thanks for your suggestions.
It’s closer to where I live than any other park but yet I’ve never been to CR. Usually ride Hartshorne, 6 mile, Nassau, or LewMo.
Want to get to CR this weekend. I know of the lot on Newmans. What trail routes do you recommend to get a good flavor of the place? Which of the above is it most like?
Thanks for your suggestions.
Thanks. Do you mean yellow and orange are much rockier than the other trails or that CR is overall much rockier than the other parks?Ride red and blue, then white. Then, if you have more in the tank, cross CR Rd [CAREFULLY] and do yellow and orange.
Much rockier.
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Thanks. Do you mean yellow and orange are much rockier than the other trails or that CR is overall much rockier than the other parks?
Is thatwhy it's named chimney ROCK?Both
It’s closer to where I live than any other park but yet I’ve never been to CR. Usually ride Hartshorne, 6 mile, Nassau, or LewMo.
Want to get to CR this weekend. I know of the lot on Newmans. What trail routes do you recommend to get a good flavor of the place? Which of the above is it most like?
Thanks for your suggestions.
So not much flow....or fun? Rocks are fine but not necessarily how I want to spend my limited time if that’s the dominant feature.It’s rockier than all of those other places combined. But still not super technical. Lots of loose fist sized rocks to look out for.
parking at Newman’s is probably the best because you can do blue, red, and white all being relative close to your car.
So not much flow....or fun? Rocks are fine but not necessarily how I want to spend my limited time if that’s the dominant feature.
Sad to hear that a kid died there today. Hopefully it's a wakeup call to all those who dive off the rocks.
Sad to here that. To me rocks are more then just fine, they're like...groovy.Rocks are fine but not necessarily how I want to spend my limited time if that’s the dominant feature.
Sad to here that. To me rocks are more then just fine, they're like...groovy.
True. However the more you do the less frustrating it becomes. Living in Cranford, I'm not real close to trails but not real far either. I can ride sand or rocks within 45 min of my house. I enjoy mixing it up.we also know every single rock there
To a person who has never ridden there, it can be a little frustrating. Especially if it’s a little slick.
So not much flow....or fun? Rocks are fine but not necessarily how I want to spend my limited time if that’s the dominant feature.