Lynn Woods
Trail Maintenance - 2008
Project Location: Lynn Woods
Project #: LYW053108
Date:
05.31.2008
With the help of the local biking
community, Dieselbikes was able to complete 100% of our second trail day in
Lynn Woods. This was a sizable project that will be broken down into a few
trail days spread over the next year. Our main objective was achieved and we
are happy to say the trail is open for use.
A crew of 5 volunteers worked 6 hours
re-routing an eroded section of Ridge Run Trail as it ascends from Ox
Pasture Road towards the Ballfield Trail. The team created a new path that
has enhanced the overall flow of the trail making it more appealing in both
directions. This is just the first project of many to follow in repairing
Ridge Run Trail. The new re-routed section has a number of natural technical
challenges that are fun and flowy.
The trail in general is bi-directional
and will offer a leg-burning climb for those wanting to challenge themselves
to such obstacles. In the opposite directions, the trail will offer a fun
flowy technical decent that is quite long for Lynn Woods and will surely
make you want to climb back up just to flow down the hill again. As usually
the trail thread is soft and we will be out making adjustments as the trail
becomes compacted by park recreational groups. A few features such as berms
and additional rock armoring will be added in the coming months. For now,
get out their, ride and have fun!
I want to extend my personal thanks to
each individual (listed below) that helped complete this project despite the
threat of inclement weather. The amount of work completed by the crew of 5
was amazing. I look forward to see everyone again in future trail builds
and/or maintenance projects.
Simon – Somerville,
Pete – Lynn,
Frank – Lynn,
Jay – Lynn &
Big Red - Lynn
Cutting a new climbing line Current trail path up the ridge More trail rework to be completed Swipping berm to be install soon Superman moving some rocks Benching cutting a new re-route Big Red hauling up lumber Top section of the new re-route
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