Anyone interested in riding in Calabogie on Saturday? I was hoping to ride most of the north side but I'm open to other options. Jon
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Sat Calabogie?
- Thread starter JPultz
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dilusion":3765yqao said:I could probably be there by 10...
I'd probably want to start on some orange trails.. maybe do a couple of pinks...
I generally avoid the whites.
Could you fill me in on the trail colors? also what is "the pit"
skidoorules
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Rough idea of colour choice
Green=level 2 or less. Beginner, flat four wheeler trails
Orange= level 3. Beginner/ Intermediate usually fairly simple single track or some more advanced four wheeler trails
Pink = level 4 intermediate. All single track, some reasonable hill climbs, some rocks
White= level 5 advanced single track, good hill climbs usually with rocks or fairly steep, roots, logs, mud, rock gardens tight trees and sometimes a 200' 20" wide balance beam thrown in for fun 2' in the air across a 2' deep swamp.
Generally the North side is level 3 or higher.
The "pit" as its affectionally known is the North side staging area. It located about 5km or so north of the calabogie ski hill. Drive past the ski hill and its on your left. It's behind some trees so it's possible to miss it if your not watching but it's not entirely impossible to find either. It's not to far past the Eagles view (think its called that) hiking trail which is also on your left. There are road signs for the hiking trail.
Green=level 2 or less. Beginner, flat four wheeler trails
Orange= level 3. Beginner/ Intermediate usually fairly simple single track or some more advanced four wheeler trails
Pink = level 4 intermediate. All single track, some reasonable hill climbs, some rocks
White= level 5 advanced single track, good hill climbs usually with rocks or fairly steep, roots, logs, mud, rock gardens tight trees and sometimes a 200' 20" wide balance beam thrown in for fun 2' in the air across a 2' deep swamp.
Generally the North side is level 3 or higher.
The "pit" as its affectionally known is the North side staging area. It located about 5km or so north of the calabogie ski hill. Drive past the ski hill and its on your left. It's behind some trees so it's possible to miss it if your not watching but it's not entirely impossible to find either. It's not to far past the Eagles view (think its called that) hiking trail which is also on your left. There are road signs for the hiking trail.
skidoorules":1m2iwwhc said:Green=level 2 or less. Beginner, flat four wheeler trails
Orange= level 3. Beginner/ Intermediate usually fairly simple single track or some more advanced four wheeler trails
Pink = level 4 intermediate. All single track, some reasonable hill climbs, some rocks
White= level 5 advanced single track, good hill climbs usually with rocks or fairly steep, roots, logs, mud, rock gardens tight trees and sometimes a 200' 20" wide balance beam thrown in for fun 2' in the air across a 2' deep swamp.
And we have one of a kind Double White, on the south side, a 7 for sure "Deliverance" trail.
Looks like it might be a wet one anyways. I probably won't go either.dilusion":3mwn1u3u said:Sorry guys. I've been called into work for the weekend.
Hopefully ride with you next time.
skidoorules
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pat74":7u3umep1 said:skidoorules":7u3umep1 said:Green=level 2 or less. Beginner, flat four wheeler trails
Orange= level 3. Beginner/ Intermediate usually fairly simple single track or some more advanced four wheeler trails
Pink = level 4 intermediate. All single track, some reasonable hill climbs, some rocks
White= level 5 advanced single track, good hill climbs usually with rocks or fairly steep, roots, logs, mud, rock gardens tight trees and sometimes a 200' 20" wide balance beam thrown in for fun 2' in the air across a 2' deep swamp.
And we have one of a kind Double White, on the south side, a 7 for sure "Deliverance" trail.
Ohhhh!!! That's new. sounds like fun. I'll have to be shown the trail at some point. When was this trail commissioned? What are the high(or low in some peoples opinion) points of this trail?
Has anyone been riding Deliverance this year?pat74":1eutg4qy said:Our dear friend Blake build it and rode it the day of.
It's one nasty trail with crazy climb, went there with the jonker's and Bkake on december 24th nobody made it up the hills in one shot, got a video of it.