Fire Lord Jim
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Zoom in and you will see a rope around the hanger, and a hand winch to pull it down. I like the challenging trees.
Chimney Rock Conditions
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Zoom in and you will see a rope around the hanger, and a hand winch to pull it down. I like the challenging trees.
Fire Lord Jim
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20 inch. But I just used the tip!
JORBA is still looking for someone to help lead/coordinate at Chimney Rock/Washington Valley Park. Most important skills are organization, coordination, and motivating others. Don't worry if you don't have x years of trail building or maintenance experience. There's lots of people that are here to help someone be successful.
It doesn't have to be a single person. If you've got a buddy and think the 2 of you can handle it, let's chat. There are many parks where we have co-leaders.
DM me if you have questions or are interested.
It doesn't have to be a single person. If you've got a buddy and think the 2 of you can handle it, let's chat. There are many parks where we have co-leaders.
DM me if you have questions or are interested.
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thegock
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Looks like CR got about .25" last night. Any thoughts on conditions today? Haven't been to here since 2025.
Plus temps will drop to the upper 20s so throw some freeze thaw effect on top. I’ll be skipping Chimney today and at least tomorrow too.
Only rode ballfield loop, Black lower to Cromwell and then looped yellow.
The climb trail at Cromwell was probably the worst over there. . Yellow down hill second worst.. there was a large section where most of the mud splatter stuck.
All in all of what we rode wasn't terrible
Check out this Flyover of my activity on Strava:.. https://strava.app.link/mTdz0icTS1b
The climb trail at Cromwell was probably the worst over there. . Yellow down hill second worst.. there was a large section where most of the mud splatter stuck.
All in all of what we rode wasn't terrible
Check out this Flyover of my activity on Strava:.. https://strava.app.link/mTdz0icTS1b
red bank rider
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Rode orange, red, blue. Orange and red is 80% good, the 20% are running water spots.
Blue is a mess, mud bogs everywhere. Stay away.
Blue is a mess, mud bogs everywhere. Stay away.
OK I wanted to ride here this weekend but hate getting dirty. Will divert to HB. Flow trails are open so that should be fun.
qclabrat
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The FB group who rode there had pretty muddy bikes. Much more than my ride last weekend. Another batch of moisture this week, so will seek out drier pastures
It's just a couple low spots that make it look like you destroyed trails for hours
Just did everything except Blue and the White Rock side. Only a few wet spots left, but nothing major.
jredone
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Ride this exact route I promise you won’t have dirty legs.
from Mar 30, 2026
from Mar 30, 2026
Jrzjoe
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I did a bunch, not blue and it was mostly fine.
Thanks for the heads up @jredone and Gary..I mean @Bike N Gear
Thanks for the heads up @jredone and Gary..I mean @Bike N Gear
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Cole Mike and myself cleared some brush over by the road.
You can now cross the gravel street and ride trail all the way to the original road.
You can now cross the gravel street and ride trail all the way to the original road.
You should be good. I don't think we got much today. If anything just Misty. There's going to be some muddy spots. Stay away from blue, maybe red and white too