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It’s been fixed for a few weeks.

Right on. I appreciate it. I don’t think it would take much. I definitely was taking it easy ( I have GoPro video to prove!) and totally got sideways and ate it. I know Angel Fire post a sign after any changes and keep it posted for one calendar year. Maybe a little excessive but why not? Anyway, a little heads-up to really treat it like I did the first time I rode it last Fall would be awesome. I’ve ridden these trails more than almost anyone and am totally down for helping in any way possible. -steven

Hahaha! That’s awesome.

Yeah, my dad raced enduro in the 70s when we were stationed in Arkansas and New Mexico. Great format. He had some epic stories. I kind of wish the park had a small window at the start of the day for trails to be walked without holding up riders. I've ridden this .37 mile trail over 50 times in the last 2 months so I was caught off-guard to say the least, even going pretty slowly. Too slow? Anyway, thanks man.

I'm not freaking out or anything. Other bike parks post signs clearly indicating changes to trails. That's all I'm saying. I lived. Still not sure what I would do differently moving forward though. I guess I'll find out tomorrow morning. EDIT: I guess I'll walk it first?

All good, man.

I’m honestly not sure what I could’ve done any differently to scout the trail. The park dropped the ball on this one.

We were just taking it easy down a run we’d done dozens of times. Went around a corner and suddenly nothing was recognizable and I was pointed straight down. Unmarked/unannounced changes are not typical bike park policy.

Totally appreciate work done on the trails out there but as a high frequency user I would really appreciate some type of warning when a trail has changed significantly. A buddy and I were the first to hit it today and I’m pretty sure we both suffered minor concussions in a significant crash. Werd.