Trail Description:
Start at the "Nerco" mine and follow the road by staying to th right and look for a big pile of lumber.follow the hill up and the will be a pile of dirt about 8 feet high.climb over that and follow it until you reach the next fire road.turn left on the fire road and straight in front of you there will be a small climb and the turn right. then the first downhill starts.after the single track is finished you will come to an opening and take a right and you should come to another fire road.turn right and follow that.when it splits, turn left or it will lead you down a hill towards the Fisheries and Oceans building. Don't go down there! if you are smart you will eventually see a very technical hill about 3'5 of a km.you will get to the top of the bobbit trail where you get a great view.you can take a longer ride by finding a small opening to the left once you get to the top.or for a shorter trail you can follow the rocks on the right or straight in front of you.it's steep downhill that's a sweet short ride.at the bottom you will come to the last fire road turn left and there will be a small green hill. go over that and you will discover a loose downhill that will finish at the Fisheries building.if you like jumps there is a bmx course just over the hill on the left.
How to get there:
The trail starts at the Nerco mine in St. Johns.
| Posted by: brendan on 9/19/2006 |
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There is a trail on the far end of the fisheries building.follow the main road untill you get to the other side of the building.You will see a trail that looks liie a walking trail.take that and a about 1 minute up there is a right turn that will take you to the top of loose tooth.If you keep going strait it will take you to a dirt road.About half ways down that there is a trail that goes back up the hill take that to the top and there is a lookout point there.When you get there you will see 2 concrete blocks.turn around and you will see a trail to your right.take that,you will have to go across a skiny follow that trail.you will come up to a big climb there is a ropr there to help you up the to the top.When you get to the top go across and you will see a trail,and that is the start of the gut.I hope i help you guys out a bite and have fun on the trail.Safe riding
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