Nox closed for the season

[JDurk]

Just saw this and figured I post up as a PSA.

http://forums.mtbr.com/pennsylvania/nox-closed-season-unless-otherwise-specified-998102.html

 

[Santapez]

Thanks for posting this. Was supposed to go there on the 2nd of January, guess I'm changing my plans...

 

[jdog]

This must be why I am seeing so many PA plates at 6mr. If nox is closed 6mr should be too. Take a hint.

 

[BiknBen]

I hope they reconsider this if/when we get some cold temps and snow cover. Nox had awesome snow conditions last year. This seems like a knee jerk reaction to the conditions and inconsiderate riding done during Dec.

 

[ktmrider]

I enjoy this place on the fatty once it's frozen . Too many uneducated people is the issue with riding in wet conditions . I normally wouldn't think twice about riding in the wet until I started working on local trail . Had plenty of people through the years say shit about it but a " fuck you "normally ended it . I wish I knew better at the time , I wouldn't have been such a asshole .

 

[Johnny Utah]

This must be why I am seeing so many PA plates at 6mr. If nox is closed 6mr should be too. Take a hint.

As much as I don't want this to happen to an NJ park, I almost do. To many people have the "Wet weather trail etiquette applies to everyone but me and my crew"

If you are uncertain, if you rode dirt trail last night in Ocean/Monmouth Counties that was probably you.

 

[Kaleidopete]

I guess it depends on the trails too and how much usage they get. Today I rode the Hansenclever trail in Ringwood. It was total leaf cover and looked like it hasn't seen traffic in a long time. I didn't feel guilty at all riding this trail. See details under Trails Ringwood.

http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/threads/hasenclever-trail.38418/

 

[Ian F]

This must be why I am seeing so many PA plates at 6mr. If nox is closed 6mr should be too. Take a hint.

Good grief... that's a hell of a ways to drive... it's not like the two parks are all that close to each other. And especially since there are parks in PA that drain really well. Wissahickon and French Creek, for example. I just did a ride at French Creek today and despite all of the rain we've had, the trails were pretty much dry.

 

[solorider]

Good grief... that's a hell of a ways to drive... it's not like the two parks are all that close to each other. And especially since there are parks in PA that drain really well. Wissahickon and French Creek, for example. I just did a ride at French Creek today and despite all of the rain we've had, the trails were pretty much dry.

High Rocks right down the road too, but hills and other mountain bike stuff...