RIW at River Highlands - the weather was great!
Then I went over to Smith School and rode some more!
I did a double header today (well almost a triple header if you count my hike at Smith School).
In the morning I hiked Parcel 3 at the Smith School Trails and widened a couple of tight turns with the rake and GPSd the Maze area, The GPS--as expected--didn't turn out so great. Due to the tightness of the loops, there were quite a few crossover errors. I fudged it the best I could for the graphic map.
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| R3 - start of the mini-Sidewinder |
I drove over to Dividend Pond for a quickie which of course included both the mini Sidewinder ravines as well as the Pit Viper and Back to the Future trails.
Next, over at River Highlands for a change I rode Upper PowerGlide in the opposite direction and ventured the amazing rim trails along the ravines. They were freakin' awesome!
I've been very busy lately and it seemed every time I had a bit of free time it was raining or cloudy, cold and damp. Well finally last week I had some time to ride at both Dividend Pond and a bit of River Highlands.
At Dividend Pond, I had to check out the new trail and of course ride the two mini Sidewinders and the great Pit Viper Trail!
At River Highlands, I only had time for a quickie but there are some really fun trails there!
On Tuesday, the weather so great so I popped over to Watrous Park to check it out. I was only there once a couple of years ago before they built the Children of the Corn trail. It was great. There are lots of log rides all over the park -- I tried a few but this old man needs to go back and try a few more - I 'm fairly timid in my old age!
I had the late afternoon free so I headed over to River Highlands for a short but fun-filled ride.
What an awesome spot to bike! This time I focused on riding the northern part of the park and found it just as great (previous ride >)
I finally got off my rump and ventured over to "the west side of the river" to ride River Highlands. It was great! Most of the trails were fairly easy but full of sinewy curves and nice flow.
Example of non-stop "sinewy curves"It's really a great place and I'll be back for sure!