[Spectacularspectral]

Getting like 6 inches of rain here in East Bay. Which trails are gonna be holding up best?

 

[iErnest85]

Fort Ord !
It’s totally rideable 3 hours after heavy rains.
It’s a bit of a drive though.


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[Whiterabbitt]

Dunno about your area, but south bay, its fireroads in county parks under 3 inches of gravel that hold up.

 

[mtbrdan]

Anything Mid Pen, my personal favorite was to climb Montebello road and descend Canyon when I lived over there, now it is sand based trails, Ord as already mentioned is perfection in times like these, the more rain the better. There may be some sand based trails in Scotts Valley too....

 

[roughster]

Far East Bay has received over 5” and closing in on 6”. Everywhere is off the table locally. Grab a saw and a small shovel and hike around doing maintenace to prove you actually believe the age old adage of “no dig no ride” not just wear it on a shirt…

 

[cassieno]

Jokes on you. I don't even have it on a shirt!

But yeah, the trails I ride will need so much help....

 

[FortOrdMTB]

The atmospheric river has delivered 0 inches or precipitation so far down here at the former Camp Ord. Hopefully some of the rain moves south, we need it!

 

[Callender]

Coe holds up to rain really well. Just be prepared to climb!

 

[mlloyd007]

Getting like 6 inches of rain here in East Bay. Which trails are gonna be holding up best?

Amateurs! 12.5" in the last 24 hours in central Marin. Rode Annadel yesterday and it was great.

 

[roughster]

All hell has broken loose locally!

 

[sa12]

Be thankful if you aren't receiving literal inches of rain right now. It means you wont have to deal with flooding.

CNRFC Data Table

California Nevada River Forecast Center - Your government source of hydrologic/weather data and forecasts for California, Nevada, and portions of southern Oregon

www.cnrfc.noaa.gov

 

[villaphoto]

Lookin at over 6in of rain for us here in Auburn. Trails will likely be good to ride by Thursday.

 

[Cary]

Far East Bay has received over 5” and closing in on 6”. Everywhere is off the table locally. Grab a saw and a small shovel and hike around doing maintenace to prove you actually believe the age old adage of “no dig no ride” not just wear it on a shirt…

Yep, it is going to be a while fr the clay to dry.

 

[cassieno]

That's rough! This weather is really sterring things up.

But, seriously sucks to see that on your own trails.

All hell has broken loose locally!

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[MyDadSucks]

Poach time

 

[Asherlc]

Anyone with more experience/knowledge want help moving dirt in the east bay? I've got the time and inclination, but don't want to mess with any unofficial stewardship

 

[zorg]

Went for a quick 1 hour road ride (and some gravel) yesterday morning early in the storm. Biggest issue was making sure not to get blown off by the wind.

 

[nilswalk]

Whelp, glad I got out for a ride on Saturday. Time to haul out the sled.

 

[Doesn't Matter]

Fortunately Kennedy is ridable 12/7/365, and always holds up. Most dangerous aspect are MidPen staff who like to park 10-foot wide trucks on 11-foot wide fire roads.

 

[DMFT]

So Planet Ord received anywhere from 1.5 to 2.5 inches overnight. Storm arrived super late and i thought we were going to get missed..... WRONG!