- Trail:
- Tav's Trail (Mount Canobolas)
- Status:
- All Clear / Green
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Issue status:
- Condition:
- Ideal - Hero dirt! Not wet but not dry, moisture in soil.
- Reporter Primary Activity:
- Mountain Bike
Description:
AUDIT 2025
LENGTH (m) 1400
START ELEVATION (m) 1188
END ELEVATION (m) 985
ELEVATION DIFFERENCE (m) -203
AVERAGE GRADIENT (%) -14.5
MAX GRADIENT (%) 41
TRAIL WIDTH (mm) 600 ± 300
TREAD SURFACE Variable and challenging
LEVEL OF EXPOSURE Downward slopes of up to 50%
MAX HEIGHT OF UNAVOIDABLE OBJECTS (mm) 500
JUMPS Avoidable or rollable jumps
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL RATING Difficult (Black)
Notes:
- Signs in place notifying of direction and rating.
- Give Way signs before road crossings.
- Rock drop preceding trail to act as skills filter.
Maintenance Requirements:
- Before the first road crossing, riders are shortcutting down the hill to the left. Visibility is poor taking this line risking a collision with vehicles. Need to place large immovable log here.
- Jump, towards start of second block, needs the lip repaired.
- In the second block, a section of trail could be improved by clearing the entry to an A-line with a rocky drop on the right, and extending the B-line on the left. This would give advantage for the more advanced line.
- At the drop, towards the bottom of the second block, Drop sign should only show two arrows to indicate size.
- Log towards the bottom is loose and needs to be secured.
LENGTH (m) 1400
START ELEVATION (m) 1188
END ELEVATION (m) 985
ELEVATION DIFFERENCE (m) -203
AVERAGE GRADIENT (%) -14.5
MAX GRADIENT (%) 41
TRAIL WIDTH (mm) 600 ± 300
TREAD SURFACE Variable and challenging
LEVEL OF EXPOSURE Downward slopes of up to 50%
MAX HEIGHT OF UNAVOIDABLE OBJECTS (mm) 500
JUMPS Avoidable or rollable jumps
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL RATING Difficult (Black)
Notes:
- Signs in place notifying of direction and rating.
- Give Way signs before road crossings.
- Rock drop preceding trail to act as skills filter.
Maintenance Requirements:
- Before the first road crossing, riders are shortcutting down the hill to the left. Visibility is poor taking this line risking a collision with vehicles. Need to place large immovable log here.
- Jump, towards start of second block, needs the lip repaired.
- In the second block, a section of trail could be improved by clearing the entry to an A-line with a rocky drop on the right, and extending the B-line on the left. This would give advantage for the more advanced line.
- At the drop, towards the bottom of the second block, Drop sign should only show two arrows to indicate size.
- Log towards the bottom is loose and needs to be secured.
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