I’ve read posts talking about riding the new trail. It’s still not supposed to be ridden yet, right?PK wrote:The builders have asked that we all stay off the new trail.
They want it to set-up a bit.
Let the rain and time pack the trail bed and the surrounding soil.
Thanks.
Pete
PK wrote:Got out this morning and repaired the rotted section of the little boardwalk in the Pines.
Did a little trimming there while I was there.
From what I saw in the Pines, all the original trail sections should be rideable now after the overnight rain.
Please stay tay off the new stuff.
Two reasons,
1) it's officially "not open"
2) more importantly, it is freshly dug, graded and smoothed trail. It's like a sponge right now. A wet sponge.
Pete
From F, Go towards marker 27 and it's on your left.ecarlsen74 wrote:Sorry if this isn't the right place to ask this question. I am heading out to ride some of the trails on the east side (coming from Milford) and was wondering about this "new flow section" at Stony I have heard about. Can anyone provide me some info as to where it is in relation to the regular trail? I haven't rode Stony in about 6 years. Thank you.
Where is the rowdiest downhill in SE MI? I need to try it! I hit 28mph on Big Air but still had to grab some brakes because I was to chicken (or lack skills)!crustaceous_flora wrote:Tell them to build another line like Big Air, haha. That was the 2nd rowdiest DH in SE MI and now it's gone for another cookie cutter flow section. RIP.
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