[mstrkrft69]

I meant Carlmont, Nebraska.

 

[dwee]

The blue line is still a primarily dh trail. You could pedal up sections of it, but I would say you’re better off finding some sections you like and session them.

 

[mrpercussive]

Let's keep Carlmont location OFF the interwebs... thanks...

 

[Original Goose]

Whenever you find yourself at the bottom, that blue line is pretty much the only way to pedal to the top. And if you're coming over from Waterdog, the top of the blue line next to the houses is where to start.

 

[DH40]

It's a small zone - explore

 

[Californiagrown]

Let's keep Carlmont location OFF the interwebs... thanks...

ahahaha yeah, totally a secret spot. https://www.trailforks.com/region/carlmont-hills/

 

[Arctic Pride]

Its owned by foreign investment that can't build on it, they don't care. Just don't piss off the neighbors, whiney people ruin everything.

 

[notsendy]

For those that can neither confirm nor deny riding the trails at this undisclosed location: How much more difficult are these routes than Waterdog proper? Theoretically, I mean.

 

[dwee]

I would say people that ride carlmont vs. water dog are on the two complete opposite ends of the Mtb spectrum. Or easier said, they are harder.

Also, no need to reall worry about saying “carlmont” online. There is a plethora of content on it on all social media outlets

 

[notsendy]

I would say people that ride carlmont vs. water dog are on the two complete opposite ends of the Mtb spectrum. Or easier said, they are harder.

Also, no need to reall worry about saying "carlmont" online. There is a plethora of content on it on all social media outlets

Thanks for the reply. I found some vids on YouTube and while there are few things that look like fun I'd be out of my depth on most of it.

 

[Joe_510]

let's keep carlmont location off the interwebs... Thanks...

hahahaha

 

[DH40]

Thanks for the reply. I found some vids on YouTube and while there are few things that look like fun I'd be out of my depth on most of it.

I tried to reply last night - I guess it didn't save. It went something like this: The Carlmont (quite unlike Waterdog) side is a great little place to work on progression. Even though you see local rippers sending the big YouTube lines, there are go-arounds for everything and some fun little trails to session. Just practice common courtesy, use common sense and pack out some trash. It's a fun little zone. There was even a DH race there 2 weeks ago and nobody got ruffled feathers - it was over before anyone knew it happened and the neighbors were all respected. Peace on the Hill.

 

[5k bike 50cent legs]

I tried to reply last night - I guess it didn't save. It went something like this: The Carlmont (quite unlike Waterdog) side is a great little place to work on progression. Even though you see local rippers sending the big YouTube lines, there are go-arounds for everything and some fun little trails to session. Just practice common courtesy, use common sense and pack out some trash. It's a fun little zone. There was even a DH race there 2 weeks ago and nobody got ruffled feathers - it was over before anyone knew it happened and the neighbors were all respected. Peace on the Hill.

Do wear gloves, knee and elbow pads, the dirt there will shred you.

 

[DH40]

Do wear gloves, knee and elbow pads, the dirt there will shred you.

Were you one of the gloveless racers who went down in that stuff? I saw some blood! The shale parts of the trails are like broken glass!

For scale, the jumps there are all smaller than these ones:

 

[5k bike 50cent legs]

Were you one of the gloveless racers who went down in that stuff? I saw some blood! The shale parts of the trails are like broken glass!

For scale, the jumps there are all smaller than these ones:

Not me! I'm never gloveless!

 

[notsendy]

I tried to reply last night - I guess it didn't save. It went something like this: The Carlmont (quite unlike Waterdog) side is a great little place to work on progression. Even though you see local rippers sending the big YouTube lines, there are go-arounds for everything and some fun little trails to session. Just practice common courtesy, use common sense and pack out some trash. It's a fun little zone. There was even a DH race there 2 weeks ago and nobody got ruffled feathers - it was over before anyone knew it happened and the neighbors were all respected. Peace on the Hill.

Nice, maybe I'll give it a go during a less busy time of day. Thanks for the info.

Do wear gloves, knee and elbow pads, the dirt there will shred you.

Oh yeah, I learned that lesson the hard way a couple years ago on the Waterdog side.