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Pretty close. It gets complicated as you can jump lines but here I'll try in my drunken state. #1. Wooden table or Rock berms which lead to the OG dual drops. You can also jump the wooden berm into the Highline trail that has a large wooden drop to a big step up and then onto the rest of Highline #2. The OG line that leads to dual drops and into ravine #3. The line that has dilapidated table jump to small wood ramp. It leads 3 different lines. The chunky downhill. The step short downhill into ravine or the big ole Randy's Elbow drop feature. #4. It's technically now a beginner ish downhill run. It used to be just one if the several climbs up. #5. Bermy and flowy Downhill run with a table that leads to a new mini ravine. In the ravine in splits to 2 lines that both lead to same spot just one side in future will have a feature. Mayne another drop. # 6. Currently unavailable. Only planned route but it will hopefully be the most advanced route out of the 6. There is also a FreeRide line that I don't even wanna blast out there cause it is sketch RN. But it's l up in the trashy part of the big ravine. Hope that helps Sent from my SM-N986U using Tapatalk

We need to make sure to get before and after pictures as well as pictures of the bags of trash. This is huge potential positive PR for SATN and mountain bikers. This is awesome. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Razor's Edge segment at Lake Georgetown. I have yet to see a picture from atop that huge cliff that conveys how dramatic a view it really is.

Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose.

Stillhouse Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

No, I don't think Jeremiah was the main guy. He followed Nelo to Nelo's shop. I'm not sure if they were partners in that shop. Eurosport closed in the early 2000s if not maybe late 90s.

This was my first time at RPR in years. The last time I went, it was a mess with the new road, debris/brush, and even the downhill stuff looking a bit worn. This time the trails were perfect. There's a ton of signage with some big fancy maps which are nice if you want to stop and not have to pull your phone out. There are also a ton of PVC poles with some coloring on them to help you navigate. But with the Carroza trail and some places where there are many intersections within view of each other, a few arrows would go a long way here and there. And I'm talking about only a handful of arrows total. Where Upper Loop, RPR Loop, and Race Trail intersect, and where Decision point and race trail intersect, and finally at one spot on the rock in the RPR Loop where it almost doubles back and the race loop continues on. There are poles there but sometimes it's hard to tell what you've already gone through and sometimes it's hard to see them when you're looking down the trail. A few poles need a re-spraying since the paint is faded. There are some really nice metal street-sign type of signs in a few spots which do help. Trailforks definitely allowed me to navigate once I stopped and looked. I was there for 3hours 10 minutes. I spent 45 min of it stopping to find where I was (though I had a specific route I wanted to follow). OK maybe 5 minutes I stopped for pictures. The trails are awesome and a ton of fun so I recommend it.

I'm the worst at checking forecasts. Thanks to you, now I'll be prepared to cover my fruit trees and other plants. We'd already stowed our covers and everything is budding. I have the peach and other farmers in my thoughts.

Yeah man, lots of signs up and these boulders in place, as well as trees blocking some of the exits around around bernina street. looks like HOA is a bit pissed and isn't going to let it go.

Brushys fine, go ride.

The HOA and the neighbors clearly don't want anyone using that entrance. there are other ways in and out of that area, so please stop using the blocked one. if you want to lose access to the whole place, by all means, please continue to ride about the big signs that say "do not enter."

I've started to wonder if the boulders are meant more for ATVs or ORVs than MTBs. There is a history in the area between Meridian & Avana with motorized usage though it seems to have dwindled a bit with the new sections of Avana being built.

How's Brushy today? I finally have a new mountain bike after breaking mine over a year ago at Lake Georgetown! Want to take it out to Brushy for the first time and hit everything out there, including the new stuff I keep reading about. Have already ridden all the new stuff in Suburban Ninja. 🙂

yeah, went through there yesterday. It is kind of funny, it started with a few boulders, the trail moves around them, more boulders show up, trail moves, now fully blocked except the middle boulder is easily rolled over.

My feeling is that it's neighborhood kids?

I'll check it out. I will also contact the HOA's trails committee chairman to get in front of this. Whoever is doing this needs to stop. This whole jewel of an area could very easily be shut down to us. "Follow the rules or lose it" is illustrated very well here.

Was in Fredericksburg and figured we'd hit these. Maybe next time.

New ones, one made from a pallet. On the newly mulched power line clearing.

Never doubted that for a moment.,

Thanks drunky Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Technically you pay more in taxes because of that higher appraisal, you only realize that gain when you sell. Hopefully it won’t crater between now and when you sell.

These are their home trails, they have a trailer, and there are a lot of them. Sounds like they definitely should be involved. Having kids there also shows that we’re not all cranky old farts (no offense TAF). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

#5 has some good flowy berms and a really well built table top that the speed you carry into it is perfect to clear it and it was hardtail friendly (that's what I was on today). For the rest someone else can probably give you a better description as I haven't ridden them since they have been labled, but I'll take a guess. I figure #1 is likely the new wooden roll in with the wood berm that drops you into what use to be the old right line. #2 is likely the old left line that you can also split off to Randy's elbow. #3 would then be the newish big line with the big drop to steep step up to another big drop and step up, to big wooden berm to steep roll out to end of trail. #4 would then be the old return route that is no longer a return (I should have checked that one out). #5 as above. #6 Didn't realize there was a #6 unless it's the new return route. Someone let me know how close I am to correct or how wrong I am!

Just got back from my ride and got to ride bob ross in both directions and I hit snail trail #5 three times. Awesome work by both crews!!! Thanks a lot!!! Also found out I’m in terrible shape😁

Truly timeless.

Are you sure it was a beaver?

Been spending the week with SATN and hit some of the stuff off 1826 today. Meridian bowl area was cool. Also looks like discarded sex toys are not excusive to north austin. This little lonesome fella was in the CVS parking lot at 45/1826

Ready to roll with sexy new saddle! Snapped a rail on the last one.

Struggling with a re-injured shoulder but got out for a quick 15 miles.

I'm new on here, but thought this would be a great place to get some help and (hopefully) find my bike. My Norco Optic A1 Women's - Blue / XS - 27.5", with custom teal handlebars, was stolen off our 2nd story apartment balcony last night. If anyone happens to see it come through on here, or on any other site I would so appreciate the help locating it.

Yeah at first I thought it was for 4 wheel vehicles, but each narrow path kept getting blocked. Oh well, now its a feature!