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- Super Bear (Bear Mountain)
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- Reporter Primary Activity:
- Mountain Bike
Description:
Tree down before the drop. a couple of the streams have overflowed and washed out sections of the trail. I'll be up this weekend to do repairs.
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3 Comments
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b-roc
Mar 19, 2026 at 15:08
Saw you headed up today. I went for a wander yesterday... That's a lot of water running down the trail. 😬
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I think a lot of my work is gonna be off the trail keeping the water from getting on it in the first place. Something happened above the rock drop that's been sending a ton of water onto the trail.
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@trail-dogs: Yeah. The hydrology has changed all over the place. There was a new creek that jumped onto the connector, onto Jolly, and down all the way to the bridge. It's a full blown river now from the BTLC crossing on down. I don't even know if there's anything we can do as we can plan for the water today, but new springs pop up next year and we're at it all over again. I guess just keep digging new ditches and trying to move it where possible. Gives something to do when it's raining!
