GFisher

HA! No, I checked in case I accidentally did. I was wondering if there was a feature where you could block specific users from viewing your posts and you had blocked me. 😂

Strange that I can see your comments in the recent posts on the right but not in your actual post....

The master plan states 'only beginner level bike trails should be proposed' due to the 'sensitivity of the terrain' 😒. The maps only have trails labelled as pedestrian or equestrian. The Master Plan is from 2010 though. See pg. 12 https://www.wilco.org/Portals/0/Departments/Parks/2010.02.05 - Master Plan Document.pdf?ver=2017-02-01-125338-000 https://www.wilco.org/Departments/Parks-Recreation/Master-Plan

Who else could it be. 😉 I don't mean a whole new site, just another section under Mountain Biking. Mountain Biking Discussion, Ride Calls, MTB Destinations, RA's threads, etc.

How about we create a new section/forum just for this particular user, where he can post his click bait/useless threads all day long and people can chose to visit his little world if desired. He can still reply to other's threads in the 'Mountain Biking Discussions' thread though. A good chunk of his threads only include himself anyway. win/win?

Thanks. What do you mean by "clean up"?

Is that legit, accessing it via Kati? I rode that back when SNinja first came about but it seemed that fences/no trespassing signs were getting torn down and then replaced, so I have been avoiding it.

Is the race good news or bad news?

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And frankly, some of what he said needed to be said (with regards to trails and riding anyway).

I saw that yesterday. Surprisingly, it didn't cause much trail damage up to that point, but I shutter to think what this 'tractor' will do.

Some awesome road riding out your way, you should keep it!

Alyssa for the win!

Some REALLY nice maps can be found here: http://mountainbikemaps.com/ I really like having a paper map, even if I have a GPS map. Using them together is ideal in many cases I think. I haven't lived out there since I was a kid but have visited several times with my MTB, but I will defer to locals whether it is worth it to leave the area, but it may be worth heading up to the St George area for at least a day. The scenery is definitely at the next level although food and other amenities (like beer) are much more limited (it is Utah after all). I thought the JEM trail system near Hurricane was my favorite. I would skip Gooseberry Mesa as I think there are better options. The Bearclaw Poppy trailhead area is fun if you want some burms and jumps and connects to a bunch of other stuff. Bootleg is definitely bad ass and will provide as much exposure and chunk as you can handle, although much it is totally doable on an XC rig. Have fun!

I checked it out with the intention of sticking to the paved path if necessary. I'm sure all the fun shaded singletrack is toast, but if you are willing to stick to the double track type stuff and the hillier stuff that drains, it is in really good shape (Detention Dam Trail, Ski Hill Flow Trail, Power Line Hill, Tangle Wild Trail, etc.) I didn't even bother looking at Windy, BMX, Mark's, Point 6, etc.