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I tried commuting home on the Capital Crescent trail last night from Georgetown, D.C. to Bethesda,
MD. The trail is clear and dry to the tunnel under MacArthur Blvd., but then 2-4 inches of thick
slush from that point on; pretty much impassable, even with knobbies. (At least for my skill level.)
I'll give it another try on Monday 3/10. If anyone finds it clear before then, let us know.
Harry
by Sunday it will all be gone.
Harry said:I tried commuting home on the Capital Crescent trail last night from Georgetown, D.C. to
Bethesda, MD. The trail is clear and dry to the tunnel under MacArthur Blvd., but then 2-4 inches
of thick slush from that point on; pretty much impassable, even with knobbies. (At least for my
skill level.)I'll give it another try on Monday 3/10. If anyone finds it clear before then, let us know.
Harry
As of Sunday evening, March 5, the trail is clear from Bethesda to Georgetown except for about 500
feet of heavy granular just east of the 6 mile marker. Given the forecasted temperatures the next
couple of days, it might be there until Wednesday; but it certainly looks like the worst is over,
hopefully for the rest of the season.
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