I believe that all the major blockages have been cleared other than one that affects a spot on the green loop only. Will clear that today. There is one cedar I've been told intrudes into trail space but does not block it. I just have not been able to locate it. Thanks for the many offers to help on clearing this last storm damage. Come ride and kick a few sticks off the trail and soon it be pretty much as it was. Steve

Ok thanks on that other location. I should be able to get tomorrow afternoon.

How big of a tree is the one before the plunge so I will know what saw to bring?

I appreciate all of the work that goes into this trail.  I tried it out this past week after not giving it a go in quite awhile. Great job on the enhanced signage! First time ever I rode it solo and didn't get lost at least once!


PS. I saw a couple of you rolling in without signing the waiver and giving no donation.  Shame on ya! Well worth it. 

Agreed - Steve does an awesome job maintaining RRT and the trail keeps getting better year after year. It's my go-to trail as I live nearby. I imagine the trail will see more traffic for now as Meck Co. refugees venture out in search of places to ride.

The waiver is non-negotiable since it protects the landowner and you are on private property, but I wonder if some people are afraid of touching the community pens right now. And I almost never have $3 on me, so I just drop a $5 or $10 bill in there every few rides - pretty sure other people do that, too. I wish there was like a "Season Pass" option. Also, Steve - do you have Venmo? If so, what's your username? (That'd make it way easier). 

There should be a way to make it so you can sign the waiver for a year. Also can we just drop you like $60 and call it good for a year?

Also thanks for the sweet trail Steve. Still the best in the area

I think were all in the same boat about not having cash sometimes, just bring next time, or the time after, I think Steve understands that. it is an honor system, and some people are honorable and some just not as much.

On a separate note, it's been 2 weeks since I've been there and it looks like Steve and company have been extremely busy with all the downed trees I saw today (more of a reason to donate). That and seeing the lot full always put a smile on my face.  Hoping with all the new exposures that people will come back and make it somewhat worth Steves efforts.

I'm hoping we won't loose this trail anytime soon, because it wasn't that long ago there was that possibility.  Ask the man himself next time you see him.

Thank you Steve!