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- Lower Elevator (Burke Mountain)
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If you happen to notice all vegetation within 6’ of the trail cut down, it wasn’t the builder. Nothing to do with sight lines. Dozens of small trees. The largest about 4”x13’ tall. If I took a guess I would say it has something to do with the “shortcut to Harper road” sign on the exit bridge to upper elevator. Little white signs all over now. I guess lower elevator is part of the shortcut which is upper elevator, jumpline, loam g, unmapped trail and triple crown. Probably not a good idea sending hikers up there as it not easy hiking. The bridge over the creek on jumpline is so slick you have to crawl across it. Not sure why the duplicate pictures, no way to remove them.
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BikingMama777
Nov 17, 2025 at 9:28
OMG, WTH? Whoever is doing that needs to be caught. You are so right about it not being a good idea to send hikers that way. Can you remove those white shortcut signs? You are the builder, right? I say go for it. Hearing about trees being cut down without cause really upsets me, too.
