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Looks like we want to ride Graftong and Goose on Saturday, and then Hurricane Rim, Jem/Goulds on Sunday. By this coming weekend, how will the trails be looking?
Come hit the Barrels with us, the notorious Team Sanchez, at 7 in the morning, great way to start the day :thumbsup: If you don't want to join us when it's cold and dark, I understandmfshop said:Rode HU rim trail today @ 2pm. Couple moist spots, but mostly tacky goodness. YMMV.
Riding Zen and/or Paradise tomorrow if anyone's interested...
Did you do an out and back from the lowere parking lot? I went a mile on the JEM and turned around... it was muddy and we would have left 3 to 4 inch tracks....not cool. Upper JEM and Upper Goulds were muddy messes before this last rain/snow.mfshop said:Rode HU rim trail today @ 2pm. Couple moist spots, but mostly tacky goodness. YMMV.
Riding Zen and/or Paradise tomorrow if anyone's interested...
Whoa.... that 7am stuff is for summer or people who work!wasea04 said:Come hit the Barrels with us, the notorious Team Sanchez, at 7 in the morning, great way to start the day :thumbsup: If you don't want to join us when it's cold and dark, I understand
Ben, why don't you just call me or T for updates man, where's the camaderie these days
Rode the ### tonight with my wifey to get some exercise, the trail was great, and I even bumped into one of our local pros and RBR finalist, Logan Binggeli; he is a RIPPER!!
Thanks for all the helpful info, you're a great resource to SW Utah. Biased El C? I'm not that biased, sure I want to keep our trails nice, but anyway our trails, STG's, are all stellar....only place that I would be wary of is the GV loop and Stucki. Stoked to ride with you Ben, it's been a long time:thumbsup:STT GUY said:Grafton could be a go... if the access road is not to bad. I'd like to give that a go this weekend. I;ll check it out Thursday and post up!
We're all biased one way or another. The best way to get decent trail conditions info is from a variety of sources. I'll be arriving on Friday at noon. Call me if you can ride Friday.wasea04 said:Thanks for all the helpful info, you're a great resource to SW Utah. Biased El C? I'm not that biased, sure I want to keep our trails nice, but anyway our trails, STG's, are all stellar....only place that I would be wary of is the GV loop and Stucki. Stoked to ride with you Ben, it's been a long time:thumbsup:
Yep.... sounds about right.Lactic said:I was driving through St George yesterday (Thurs) and thought I might be able to sneak in a ride on the Mesa before pushing on to Moab especially after reading some of the posts of improving conditions. I saw some rain clouds on the horizon but couldn't tell if they were going to affect me since I have never biked in the area.
I did find the road to the Mesa after dark and made it about a quarter mile before being stopped by the slimiest mud I have ever encountered. The road was definitely not good to go! It took me 30 minutes, several tumbleweeds, 4 wheel high, front air locker, and a bit of elbow grease to just back up 10 feet on the road to drier ground! I had even stopped well before any visable standing water! Next option- find a cow to attach the winch to...
No wonder someone got stuck- that soil, when wet, is crazy! Gooseberry will have to wait for another, drier day I guess. Wish I had arrived a bit earlier to stop in at OTE for updated conditions.
PS- Amasa Back was dry and fantastic this afternoon!!