The local Weather Forecast is calling for snow throughout the week. I went back out today so I could get another run in before we get snowed out.JimEG said:Great. Thanks for the photos and report. I was thinking about this weekend, possibly.
Was there any snow on the trails? Or just the roads?
In general, it holds up pretty well. You might want to stay away if it has been really wet but it holds up to average wet quite well. They worked on a problem area at the last work party and it seems to be much better. Trail conditions were great last Sunday.benja55 said:Thanks for sharing! Good stuff. Sandy general question: how well does it hold up to rain/mud? I find myself wanting to head up after wet spells but often hold off out of concern for the trails.
It's hard to say. I thought Brightwood would look worsexDennisLuix said:Think Sandy (or anywhere within 45 min of PDX area) will be rideable tomorrow?
I'm relatively new to the area and am still adapting to the new climate. It's been pretty clear here in Beaverton, so I'm hoping I can get some riding in this weekend.
I am also trying to find some relatively dry trails. Scappoose will probably be ok as its normal conditions are always somewhat muddy and dry in spots and you won't have to worry about snow right now therexDennisLuix said:Think Sandy (or anywhere within 45 min of PDX area) will be rideable tomorrow?
I'm relatively new to the area and am still adapting to the new climate. It's been pretty clear here in Beaverton, so I'm hoping I can get some riding in this weekend.
1-84 is an icy mess right now. It might be okay if the temperatures raise above freezing for a few hours.free-agent said:It might be your best bet given the snow levels. Gorge Trail 400 might be clear too.