Nice Review

[rquinn19]

Interesting article about Allaire (probably old news to most)

Makes me even more mad I work 2nd shift and can never make a beginner ride 😡

seems as if this guy is a member on here...is he?

 

[mike_243]

the part about finding a local to show you around is true watch the rides section for tours during the weekend.
It is easy to get twisted around but also pretty easy to get out to the lot just listen for the model airplanes and head towards them that is the direction of the parking lot.

 

[don]

the part about finding a local to show you around is true watch the rides section for tours during the weekend.
It is easy to get twisted around but also pretty easy to get out to the lot just listen for the model airplanes and head towards them that is the direction of the parking lot.

Usually I can piece a place together within a couple of rides but Allaire is definitely confusing. The center of the park is so thick with green and everything looks the same. By myself I can figure out where I am, but a true local can loop the misty stuff together nicely.

 

[Frank]

Interesting article about Allaire (probably old news to most)

Makes me even more mad I work 2nd shift and can never make a beginner ride 😡

seems as if this guy is a member on here...is he?

He has moved away so he is not an active member.....that article cost me a lot.😉

 

[ChrisG]

Huh, that's the first time I've seen that. "The Julia Roberts of riding spots."😀

Nice advertisement for our beloved Allaire.

 

[FFT]

Home is where you make it!!

 

[don]

Home is where you make it!!

I brought a local riding buddy down to Allaire last week. He typically rides Hartshorne and Huber and on occasion Clayton. Anyway, he hadn't been to Allaire in close to 10 years. We worked a nice tour of the place and he was blown away at how good the riding/trails were. Last time he was there he mentioned about the sand and getting stuck and getting lost. He said he is definitely adding it to his list and was impressed by the flow and how it was real singletrack (not like the double and triple track at Hartshorne).

Goes to show how much you guys have improved that place.

 

[Frank]

Home is where you make it!!

How true !

I brought a local riding buddy down to Allaire last week. He typically rides Hartshorne and Huber and on occasion Clayton. Anyway, he hadn't been to Allaire in close to 10 years. We worked a nice tour of the place and he was blown away at how good the riding/trails were. Last time he was there he mentioned about the sand and getting stuck and getting lost. He said he is definitely adding it to his list and was impressed by the flow and how it was real singletrack (not like the double and triple track at Hartshorne).

Goes to show how much you guys have improved that place.

That's cool....🙂

 

[mike_243]

I brought a local riding buddy down to Allaire last week. He typically rides Hartshorne and Huber and on occasion Clayton. Anyway, he hadn't been to Allaire in close to 10 years. We worked a nice tour of the place and he was blown away at how good the riding/trails were. Last time he was there he mentioned about the sand and getting stuck and getting lost. He said he is definitely adding it to his list and was impressed by the flow and how it was real singletrack (not like the double and triple track at Hartshorne).

Goes to show how much you guys have improved that place.

this shows just how good our teacher is about how to maintain the trail system...
and what a good crew of people that care about the trails can do..

 

[wonderturtle]

(not like the double and triple track at Hartshorne).
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hey, watch what you say about Hartshorne!!!:getsome:😀

 

[EtE]

Hey, I can lurk. ;-)