I couldn’t imagine riding in the woods anywhere this weekend. Even the crusher dust at Shubie was soggy and full of puddles.
Anyone have any ideas? I suppose parts of Fight are good but lots is unrideable too
Road. Bike.
Skatepark. Actually, I really haven’t done a skatepark ride in a while. Might have to do that next week.
If the rain takes the snow and ice off it, the Cole Harbour paved bike path might be an option.
I saw a ride on Strava from Norrawarren…I can’t imagine it was a good ride…but…?
Flipside is great right now if you like ice and more ice! Better have studs and get it while it’s frozen.
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Same at Spider/Skull.
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Same at wrandees.
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Nine Mile was excellent last night- almost all ice and some hard frozen snow. Studs a must!
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Evil Birch at Kearney Lake Road Quarry was a bit icy on Sun Mar 17. It shouldn’t take long to melt. I think it would be alright for fatties or studs but not skinny tires.
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Rode Keppoch yesterday, it’s ice and hard snow. Studs 100% required.
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Pretty soggy and soft on spots for bowater so went to get some k on pipelines and fireroads.
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just rode NoraWarren, trail is muddy but still rideable and snow in some spots
Just a reminder… if the trail is soft enough to leave a tire track while riding you may be damaging trails.
If the trails are soft instead maybe find some granite or crusher dust or urban fun.
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Daminion, flipside, Susie q, lake loop, death march and fire roads are still covered with hard ice carpet must be riden early morning or - temps only.
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My trails near Woodville are ridable but the links seem covered in snow or ice.
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Still lots of ice at Bowater if you’re looking for a place that won’t destroy your studs.
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Doing some road riding for a bit, and Fight until the trails deice and thaw out.
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