Monday is a federal holiday. So, does this mean there's no ranger there to open the trail even if it's dry on Monday?
Irishcoffee said:If the rangers are off, who is going to keep riders out?
Do you also rape women and steal from children when nobody is watching? The next closest decent trails are 150 miles away. What are you going to do when they close these due to irresponsible riders? Police yourself.
You read more into the post than I intended.
i apologize if i came across a little harsh, but i think we all have a responsibility to be trail stewards. especially on a public forum and a thread specifically designed to get riders on these trails. as a mountain biker i've seen to many trails closed to that sport due to irresponsible and uninformed riders. yes the federal government is responsible for the land and we all pay our taxes but if we don't take care of it, the tree huggers will find a way to kick us off. especially if there is a long paper trail of fines for misuse. just something to think about.
Your post was pointless
Its all ok guys, lets get back to the possibility of riding and no dust. From what I see, it will be a little wet and probably a closed forest. I need to grease my swingarm anyway.
How about next Monday the 2nd.
It needs to stop raining so the trails can dry out enough to open.
I was watching the radar.
It looked like SHNF got a bunch of water.
Maybe wed of thur ?
I am going in to withdrawal.