Geeky Trail Building Thread.

We opened a line up to the left for the tread. It’s multiuse so the Trail has to accommodate everyone.

The rock is more of a step down double than a drop but we filled in behind the landing so it’s flat. You can creep off it if you want but the transition is about 7 or 8 feet out. If your going faster you can air to the left and get tranny or land into the corner. The sweetest spot is probably a 12 foot double? You can see that landing in the second to last photo in between Brian and Kevin.  I’m not totally sure in the specs tho

Crew’s been busy in LP and SL the last two weeks

looks like some great trails..one day i will make the trek..

Great work guys , trails look well designed . Hey who is " buckethead" .?

Heck yeah Scottyjack! That looks rad!

I’ve been crazy busy building the last few weeks so I haven’t updated in here. I’ll get around to it today at some point. I just did a nine straight day stretch and had to take today off. My body is aching like crazy, I love this stuff!

Retaining wall build yesterday.

New tread!

Little boulder/ramp feature with equestrian bypass.

Boulder up and over.

Nice bro!  Beautiful work!  We are linking scott’s cobble flow trail to the craigwood zone this week.  Volunteer day on sunday hopefully closes the gap

Sick! Is there a trail map online? Trailforks?

ScottyJack wrote

Nice work!

ScottyJack wrote

Witness protection program?  :)

raisingarizona wrote

I don't know much about this kind of work but this looks very cool.

Our system is on trailforks.

Saranac Lake, Lake Placid, Wilmington and Elizabethtown  

Fucking atvers destroyed the community connector trail we built last season that connects town to the public trail system.

Most of the berms  are flattened.  Lots of corners nuked.  

Over 500 hours of volunteer and paid crew time went into building that trail.  

Mother fuckers.

   

Thought you guys might appreciate. These are all set up along the AT near Bear Mountain Inn/ Hessian Lake in Bear Mountain State Park.

Some stoked riders in the Hobbits Forest. We spent the last 5 years working in here. The first four were when we were limited to days and required to have Forest Service supervision so it was slow going until this year.

Outstanding

Nice lines, I like the drop to the right.