I just finished removing the snagged trees off of Manly and Observation. Some very technical tree work, indeed. Risky. Not only that, but in three trips, I destroyed one derailleur and three hangers, along with four spokes. What a mess.
By the way, I think people should know that Jackson State has a new general plan. It includes possible changes to recreational areas. We need to get involved. The last thing I want to see here are no bike signs.
Hi Gregg, Thanks for your work on Manley Gulch and Observation trails! I have broken a few spokes on these trails myself. I have asked to be on the JAC and do not foresee any problems keeping trails open to bikes in JDSF. The bottom of Manley Gulch and Cookhouse Gulch are on State Parks and may be a problem. I am trying to get single tract trail open in State Parks and these are a few that are priority for me. Chris
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Gregg here.
I just finished removing the snagged trees off of Manly and Observation. Some very technical tree work, indeed. Risky. Not only that, but in three trips, I destroyed one derailleur and three hangers, along with four spokes. What a mess.
By the way, I think people should know that Jackson State has a new general plan. It includes possible changes to recreational areas. We need to get involved. The last thing I want to see here are no bike signs.
Anyways, happy trails.
Hi Gregg,
Thanks for your work on Manley Gulch and Observation trails! I have broken a few spokes on these trails myself. I have asked to be on the JAC and do not foresee any problems keeping trails open to bikes in JDSF. The bottom of Manley Gulch and Cookhouse Gulch are on State Parks and may be a problem. I am trying to get single tract trail open in State Parks and these are a few that are priority for me.
Chris
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