[Bowridge]

Anyone know if this is a directional trail? This past SAT I sent a table only to land in front of an uphill rider. I was under the impression it was directional (DH) so to say it was a 'surprise' would be an understatement. The rider had no interest in engaging whether his 'route' was a bad idea...

Maybe my bad?

 

[Jozz]

Anyone know if this is a directional trail? This past SAT I sent a table only to land in front of an uphill rider. I was under the impression it was directional (DH) so to say it was a 'surprise' would be an understatement. The rider had no interest in engaging whether his 'route' was a bad idea...

Maybe my bad?

Trailfork shows Scully's as Downhill Only.

 

[skibikekayak]

I think most would regard it a downhill only. I could see someone coming up Mothers Day or is it AC/DC and making the turn and not knowing what’s up ahead.

 

[Bowridge]

I think most would regard it a downhill only. I could see someone coming up Mothers Day or is it AC/DC and making the turn and not knowing what’s up ahead.

Well - they would be going by a sign that says 'scully exit'.

Granted, could be interpreted differently I guess...

PS - this in not a dig at Cochrans - love the trails/vibe there

 

[tcusick]

I have noticed recently while riding chutes and ladders that in order to get back to the main area you have to climb back up a bit before cutting over.

Don't think there's any table tops in that area so likely not what you're referring to, but that section seems dangerous to me.

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[tylerm70]

Great suggestion on the “exit” sign. Skullies and CHutes and Ladders should be marked as downhill only. AC/DC is definitely a 2 way trail and the landowner loves climbing it so be respectful on that trail. Only other trail that is really one-way in the network is Visceral.