- Trail:
- Freak On A Leash (Glenwood Forest Trails)
- Status:
- All Clear / Green
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Issue status: Complete
Complete Mar 2, 2025 @ 6:04pm jack-advancedtraildesign Open Mar 2, 2025 @ 6:04pm jack-advancedtraildesign - Condition:
- Ideal - Hero dirt! Not wet but not dry, moisture in soil.
- Reporter Primary Activity:
- Mountain Bike
Description:
Bottom of Bottom Block
500m
Excavator Required.
-Clear Blackberries and other scrub encroaching on corridor, restore to at least 3m wide.
-Near final jumps, clear blackberries at sides of trail allowing space for spectators at Nationals.
-Smooth trail surface, repairing sections that have become rutted with water.
-Resurface the face of jumps, where one line is forming due to wear.
-Increase the length of the pipe after the long channel. Riders have been clipping the header rocks on the left hand side, trying to get the right line for the next section.
-Block the shortcut from the B line that re-joins just after the last gap jump.
-Reshape the rollers after the last gap jump.
500m
Excavator Required.
-Clear Blackberries and other scrub encroaching on corridor, restore to at least 3m wide.
-Near final jumps, clear blackberries at sides of trail allowing space for spectators at Nationals.
-Smooth trail surface, repairing sections that have become rutted with water.
-Resurface the face of jumps, where one line is forming due to wear.
-Increase the length of the pipe after the long channel. Riders have been clipping the header rocks on the left hand side, trying to get the right line for the next section.
-Block the shortcut from the B line that re-joins just after the last gap jump.
-Reshape the rollers after the last gap jump.
- Work Report:
- trail work done
- 1640 feet worked
- 1 paid attendees
- 19 paid hours
- 1 total workers
- 19.0 total work hours
Individual Workers:
DWE
hours: 19
paid: yes
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