I saw that on Strava. I knew you were crazy. ha.
The trails in Richfield are fantastic but that place needs some additional dispersed sites along that road by the water tower.
"If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"
Ya, I rode with some neighbors, so we went the lazy way and shuttled up to Burch Hollow and road Pipeline to the Grandeur trail. The climb up Grandeur is about 1/2 to 2/3 rideable i'd say. Similar time/effort to 2 laps on MVC.
When I do it again, I'll just park at the Mill Creek PnR, ride the road up to Church Fork, and go up from there. The loop is about 11-12mi IIRC.
The only other time I "rode" Grandeur was as an out and back up the ridge. That is legitimately the worst thing ever. AVOID.
Camping was a little tight, for sure. Trails felt empty though. We just did a quick midday sat-midday sun trip.
"If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"
Neg, the Red Canyon near Panguich https://www.trailforks.com/region/red-canyon/
With how many campers there were it didn’t feel busy at all on the trails. Was my first time down there as I’m new to Utah, probably my favorite trails so far between what I’ve sampled in Moab, St George, and there. The builders did a great job working in all the features they could while
maintaining flow, so whoever they are, props!
Bike swap at cole sport this weekend
Tried a new trail in the north fork area. Love the shaded tree lined trails. Some moondust but some nice tacky. Was too slow for buddy to take pics
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I need to go to Utah.
Utah?
Yeah, Utah. It's wedged in between Wyoming and Nevada. You've seen pictures of it, right?
So after 15 years we finally made it to Utah.....
Thanks BCSAR and POWMOW Ski Patrol for rescues
8, 17, 13, 18, 16, 18, 20, 19, 16, 24, 32, 35
2021/2022 (13/15)
Quite a few clueless suicidal hikers on Jacob's yesterday. Beware.
Yesterday at corner canyon was a gigantic junk show. I’ve never seen the place so crowded and that’s saying something.
Speaking of CC, whats the deal with the sign saying upper Jacobs is closed to bikes? I know people are still riding it and its a great trail, what gives? I assume you could get away with riding it but I don't want to get yelled at by a hiker or have a close call.
Anyone been on Parrish this season?
I’m more wondering about the damage from the drainage down that gully.
Just got done with a lap down Parrish. Thanks for reminding me I needed to get up there!
The trail is 100% good to go, with only a few minor patches of snow on the last mile of the access road.
As always, it’s a bit brushy and could use a trim, but it’s definitely ready for shreddy.
No water damage or significant mud to speak of, surprisingly enough.
Also if anyone with an ebike wants to ride up and do some brush trimming on the way down with me, hit me up!
Oh and PSA, the singletrack directly above the top of Bountiful B is running nicely right now too.
Mother urban is a little snowy at the top, mm is not really ready from there to top jennis, people came up jennis and said it was great. Redbull was siiiiiiick
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Think John's is ready yet? Moosehouse?
Moosehouse, rb, skidder are all in from reliable sources. We may investigate trestle to John’s today.
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Trees down on trestle and lower johns. I think this year will be the year of the saw due to so much standing dead. The lower switchbacks below jennis proper start are sloppy, but the rest is good minus a few puddles. The dirt is primo
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The couple of trees you found on John's are the only ones, it's 99% perfect. Redbull was definitely as good as it gets, though needs a trim lower down. PC shoulder season is the best.
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