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thinking about driving up for the weekend ... I take it everything is prettty much clear now ?
I think you could still ride at the hatchery. Use 475B >225> cove creek> Daniel ridge> Longbrach>butter> cat gap.supercusty said:Thanks a Lot so I guess anything past the hatchery is out of the question. That still leaves plenty to ride![]()
I was out a 2 weeks ago in the North Mills river area when we had that warm spell and the thaw turned all the roads into peanut butter.ridn29s said:Maida's right, you have to go all the way 'round from the parking lot to get back. It's a nice ride, though Cat Gap is likely to be wet and I'm sure Longbranch will be muddy - it always is. You could also go through Brevard and out to Kuykendall (FS 471) and get to Cove Creek that way - but that road is a mess too.
The only reason they don't gate 471 is because people live out in the Brushy Mtn Area. Otherwise it would be gated at Kuykendall and at the top where Outward Bound is.Maida7 said:I was out a 2 weeks ago in the North Mills river area when we had that warm spell and the thaw turned all the roads into peanut butter.
Bent Creek will be muddy muddy muddy. Avoid Avoid Avoid. Rode it today. Ground was frozen in the AM, by the end of my ride, I was feeling bad about being out there. It probably won't freeze again til then.supercusty said:thanks for the advise ... seen as I am bringing the wife we may do that very ride and then hit up bent creek on sunday
FWIW, I just got in from Bent Creek and it is very much frozen! It was a nice ride. I think I had the whole place to myself.plume said:Bent Creek will be muddy muddy muddy. Avoid Avoid Avoid. Rode it today. Ground was frozen in the AM, by the end of my ride, I was feeling bad about being out there. It probably won't freeze again til then.
And... I really miss having a one speed mountain bike.
I rode at Dupont this week and it was dry&dusty in spots, the rain moved thru fast with alot of wind behind it so the trails should be good to go:thumbsup:stevehollx said:Bump for Dupont this weekend. Saw it rained a little over there last night. Think Cedar Mountain will be dry for a Sat afternoon ride, given their high sand/rock content and the amount of sunshine due over the next 24 hours? Worth bringing the bikes, or should we leave them home and pack hiking shoes?