Post by Dave Hallaway on Dec 30, 2015 17:00:21 GMT -5
Barb and Dan Soderberg, Molly Van Norman, Terri and I snow shoed the single track up to the fire ring last night. I pulled a snow shovel with a 40 pound weight on it. This morning (9am) the trail was still pretty soft but I could ride most of it at very, very low tire pressure. Climbs were almost impossible for me.
Please stay off the trails with less than 3.8inch tires and hiking boots!!
If you want to enjoy the trail please, please use snowshoes or wide tires at very low pressure, (less than 5 psi). If you're struggling to ride straight, try lowering your tire pressure more. When I finished this morning, my tire pressure gauge read less than 2 psi.
Dogs were still tearing up the trail at noon.
BTW We also saw Bob Glowaic and Andrew Folpe snow shoeing last night!
(I hope I spelled Bob's name somewhat close!)
Dave Hallaway
BTW I think the trail will firm up pretty good by New Years Day, but it may be a short route.
Please stay off the trails with less than 3.8inch tires and hiking boots!!
If you want to enjoy the trail please, please use snowshoes or wide tires at very low pressure, (less than 5 psi). If you're struggling to ride straight, try lowering your tire pressure more. When I finished this morning, my tire pressure gauge read less than 2 psi.
Dogs were still tearing up the trail at noon.
BTW We also saw Bob Glowaic and Andrew Folpe snow shoeing last night!
(I hope I spelled Bob's name somewhat close!)
Dave Hallaway
BTW I think the trail will firm up pretty good by New Years Day, but it may be a short route.
