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Trail Description:
Fun technical trail with switchbacks
How to get there:
Turner park viewing area near the river it he closest objetch to the gental downhill that begins death trail
Additional Notes:
mean fall into the river if you rack
| Posted by: brad johannson on 4/27/2004 |
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this trail used to be called the dopeland trail eh!
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| Posted by: Microphone on 11/15/2003 |
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Like he says, "Fun"! Downhillers, enjoy it for what it is. This is a very technical ride/roller coaster that has been tweeked significantly by the local riders. Every muscle will get a burn as you climb the logs, dodge the hangers, negotiate with your balance and bully your fears. Lots of roots, steep chutes, cut-backs, skinnies and beaver surprizes - one trial after another. Just clip in, cross yourself and go.
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| Posted by: purple proctor on 7/3/2003 |
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This is an original urban cog eater. Be ready to get lost on the bank of the North Saskatchewan River, even though you are never more than a half mile or so from any fast food you desire. The trail is hyper natural and sufficiently challenging for anyone. Km after Km of singletrack, sand, roots, overhanging branches, steep climbs and tight corners await. Try it one direction w/o footplanting, and then try it in the opposite direction...way harder than it looks. If you are close, or passing through, don't miss this on!
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| Posted by: purple proctor on 7/3/2003 |
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This is an original urban cog eater. Be ready to get lost on the bank of the North Saskatchewan River, even though you are never more than a half mile or so from any fast food you desire. The trail is hyper natural and sufficiently challenging for anyone. Km after Km of singletrack, sand, roots, overhanging branches, steep climbs and tight corners await. Try it one direction w/o footplanting, and then try it in the opposite direction...way harder than it looks. If you are close, or passing through, don't miss this one!
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