Any trail condition - reports for the Wissahickon or Belmont since the
latest snow?
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Phila area trail conditions??
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isthisane said:
Any trail condition - reports for the Wissahickon or Belmont since the
latest snow?JAR (www.jerseyactionriders.org/rides.htm) club ride for this Sunday is
at Pennypack, which sucks up water much better than Wiss. Please avoid
Wiss for a while as it is saturated beyond belief. The continued freeze
/ thaw is causing the trails to become sponges. Additionally, the FOW
will be working on a bridge project there this weekend. The last thing
we need is to have them see MTBers tearing up a muddy trail.Your best bet is to stick with sandier trails such as Brendan Byrne
State Forest (jersey pines), Pennypack, or rail trails.--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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Thanks. My usual sources for trail condition info haven't been out recently
either. Many in the group I ride with and I have helped with TM at the
Wiss. We are quite sensitive to the conditions that make it ecologically
incorrect to ride."Ride-A-Lot" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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isthisane said:
Any trail condition - reports for the Wissahickon or Belmont since the
latest snow?JAR (www.jerseyactionriders.org/rides.htm) club ride for this Sunday is at
Pennypack, which sucks up water much better than Wiss. Please avoid Wiss
for a while as it is saturated beyond belief. The continued freeze / thaw
is causing the trails to become sponges. Additionally, the FOW will be
working on a bridge project there this weekend. The last thing we need is
to have them see MTBers tearing up a muddy trail.Your best bet is to stick with sandier trails such as Brendan Byrne State
Forest (jersey pines), Pennypack, or rail trails.--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws
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