2Old2BFast wrote:On the Brighton to do list - It would be nice if there were a sign telling people which way to go when they are returning from Murray Lake after they cross the gravel road. I met someone who turned left instead of right and was riding the wrong way.
2Old2BFast wrote:With all the rain this spring, I've been enjoying Brighton. It's a great place to ride when it's too wet everywhere else. I'd ridden it a couple of times in the summer and was turned off by the piles of loose sand at the bottom of the hills, but this time of year, it is very pleasant.
Maybe it's just because I haven't ridden it much, but all of the trails seem to be laid out in a way that forces me to look farther down the trail than I usually do (two or three turns ahead instead of one or two). Also, the abrupt up and down changes have forced me to be much better at gear selection.
I know everyone raves about Torn Shirt, but I think the eastern loops of Murray Lake are almost as challenging.
Finally, I want to thank whoever did all the signage -- I actually know where I am now on Lost Loop, Found Loop, etc.
Kudos to the trail coordinators.
what sections are you referring to specifically?
2Old2BFast wrote:Tornado Alley was appropriately named. There are a lot of trees and branches down everywhere at Brighton. As of 6:00 p.m. the shortest version of Murray Lake was rideable.
I picked up everything over 1" in diameter which was blocking the trail on the rest of Murray Lake. However, I want to send out of big thank you to the folks who are spending tonight clearing the trail with their chain saws as well as the group clearing the smaller sticks from the trail.
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