Any one else frustrated by their local trail system? The one closest to me, about 25 ~ 30 minutes away, constantly closes due to rain. Every time it rains a little bit he posts that they will be closed and then remain closed for a day or two depending on how much rain we got. I don’t mind rain, water, or mud.

And then in the winter time they close the trails. I prefer to ride more in the fall and winter than I do in the summer. At my house in my own woods it’s just easier to get around than in the summer when everything is grown up and there’s a spider web every 2 feet to run through.

This is a camp ground also, and the guy started making the trails a few years ago. It seems that he is just a bit too particular about them. He also posts that he doesn’t want any one riding with mud tires or aggressive tires. I don’t have to worry about that since I have my stock Carlisles, but I know most people like to change the tires out first thing to some big mud tires.

Any one else frustrated by their local trail system? The one closest to me, about 25 ~ 30 minutes away, constantly closes due to rain. Every time it rains a little bit he posts that they will be closed and then remain closed for a day or two depending on how much rain we got. I don’t mind rain, water, or mud.

And then in the winter time they close the trails. I prefer to ride more in the fall and winter than I do in the summer. At my house in my own woods it’s just easier to get around than in the summer when everything is grown up and there’s a spider web every 2 feet to run through.

This is a camp ground also, and the guy started making the trails a few years ago. It seems that he is just a bit too particular about them. He also posts that he doesn’t want any one riding with mud tires or aggressive tires. I don’t have to worry about that since I have my stock Carlisles, but I know most people like to change the tires out first thing to some big mud tires.