The Kalmyk
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I believe it
Six Mile TM - Sunday September 14th - Roll Call
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I believe it
warcricket
Like a Jerk
van dbt river did it with small wheels!
The Kalmyk
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those are def 29ers he has
THATmanMANNY
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Poison Ivy Finally Gone
or at least showing signs of healing...
(KNOCK ON WOOD)
or at least showing signs of healing...
(KNOCK ON WOOD)
Wobbegong
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Here is the GPS Info for the new section.
http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/showpost.php?p=94285&postcount=25
http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/showpost.php?p=94285&postcount=25
Wobbegong
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Which area? One section just seemed to end on the doubletrack. I wasnt with you guys during that cut, we'll get it all on gps. Plus, we may have to re-route.....
alex_k
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I think that is near the parking lot.
http://www.mtbnj.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=1761&d=1222382226
BiknBen
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The second half of the new trail is difficult to follow. There are a number of existing straight cuts through the trees that make things very confusing. I was there the day that the second half was cut and I'm not sure if I could find my way.
J, you gotta get out there with a Sharpee and put some arrows on those white trail markers.
J, you gotta get out there with a Sharpee and put some arrows on those white trail markers.
The second half of the new trail is difficult to follow. There are a number of existing straight cuts through the trees that make things very confusing. I was there the day that the second half was cut and I'm not sure if I could find my way.
J, you gotta get out there with a Sharpee and put some arrows on those white trail markers.
are th white trail markers still there? it was pretty clear the one day I rode it, but if the grass grew higher, it could be difficult.
Wobbegong
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Updated with info from Alex.
BiknBen
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They were there Wed. night. They stand out pretty well against the greenery so I doubt visibility will be a concern. There just aren't enough of them. Often times, you hit an intersection and don't see the next one. Until the trail becomes worn, it is not obvious which way to go.
The singletrack that was cut the first day does not have any markers. You just follow the trail so they are not required. Once you reach the end of the single-track, it is not obvious which way to go. New trail was cut through the trees but often crosses other wide trails. It's really confusing. With some added markers or directional arrows and a little wear, it will be fine.
warcricket
Like a Jerk
i concur
ArmyOfNone
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If this helps, this is what I have dubbed "the red trail extension"
http://trail.motionbased.com/trail/activity/6847662
It is all the single track and the field section. this will drop you right into the Joques Ln lot. From there jump back into the field and you will find yourself on the last bit of singletrack before canal rd.
http://trail.motionbased.com/trail/activity/6847662
It is all the single track and the field section. this will drop you right into the Joques Ln lot. From there jump back into the field and you will find yourself on the last bit of singletrack before canal rd.
Wobbegong
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This is good stuff Fred! Thanks.
ArmyOfNone
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WHOOP WHOOP!