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All of Brushy is good. Just rode it.

Can definitely confirm trails are completely muddy right now. Hopefully it was the same four teenagers I saw while walking the trail. Man, they definitely did some damage out there today. So frustrating.

I'm right there with ya Morris.

Cool pic!

Honestly, I think it is more "West Side" than anything, but we got what you are talking about. I think the general concensus is that most of the trails on Brushy system are either E to W or W to E.

Just to be clear this on the end of Picnic closest to 183A? I haven't worked my way up to that drop. I'm just now doing the middle drop on the far other end of Picnic (basket drop). It's a good beginner drop. Next, I'm trying to get the nerve to do the one just to the right of the one I'm doing, then graduate to this one in the pic. Great riding!

I had personally repaired some of the bridge a few months ago, but I know the main framing of it cracked a few weeks ago so it probably got trashed. Hopefully someone saved some of the wood because it was brand new stuff. I kind of like the new creek water crossing, but want to add some gravel rocks on the one side to avoid major rutting/mud. This "loop" is one of my favorite trails to ride as it has a little bit of everything so I'm happy to help keep it in shape.

I am definitely the same way. I always try to be as kind as possible. "have a good day" "nice weather" etc...

LOL, well played.

So when I see vague posts about unmentionable trails, does this mean people are referring to trails on private property? Can someone maybe DM me some details? Just curious to learn,

Holy crap.

Luckily you didn't get hit by the Anvil dropping from the tree!

That is really awesome. We went to RPR as well on Saturday. They've really improved their trail markings! Super impressed with you doing the steps and drops on Super D. I can't even imagine having the nerve to do that.

Did you mean to say West Side (sports park) side was g2g and the east side was no-go? I’ve been finding East side to be taking longer to get ready. No matter what, I just want to thank you for all the effort you put into updating trail status so frequently.

This is my contention on most of the 'mudders" I choose to believe most just honestly don't know better and this it is "part of mountain biking." I choose education!

If I paid $60ish to have "Please do not ride WET TRAILS" for about 50 signs, would it be ok to put them out over the BCRT trail system and Suburban Ninja? I honestly think some people just have no idea it ruins the trail. They think it is fun to slosh around in the mud.

How do I use this file?

Would you mind sending me your loop?

The easiest to find route off of SN is to look for a ranch gate that is open that has a MTB trail going through it. It will be right before you to the first housing subdivision you come to about 3/4 of the way down ninja.

I would totally appreciate this as well! I've ran half marathons in "Clydesdale" class. It would be great to have this for one race. I'm 300 right now.

@El Gringo Thanks so much for taking the time to talk to us yesterday! It was really nice to meet you. Y'all are doing AMAZING things out there. Going to be exciting to see it unfold. I need to get out there and get my hands dirty.

Looks like a great place. It's on the list!

Definitely wish you could just remove a segment of a ride. Had the same situation where it thinks I did one segment to quick but I did really well on another segment so I don't want to delete whole ride.

I'm sure it is unsanctioned but it's the most fun way to go through that section 🙂

I was told the gate along SN was the "desired entrance" of the intended flow of the trail.