Goldmine / Cabin Trail - the trail head is under at least 3 feet of snow. Access to the trail can only be gained by pushing up the trail. The lower 3/4 is clear of snow but the top 1/4 is under heavy snow. (photo below shows the depth of the snow on the road at the trail head of Goldmine / Cabin Trail)
Snakes and Ladders - Clear from top to bottom.
Shotgun - clear from top to bottom.
Cory — April 18, 2008 @ 12:11 pm
A skim of snow on the ground just above the exit to Karpenter.
And I know that there’s lots of mud out there but try to stay on the trail! Widening the lines will make the trails into ugly scars.
Ian Worrall — April 30, 2008 @ 9:39 am
April 29th-08
Our group hiked up to Cabin today, the last 200 ,yards was a workout, the snow is soft and about 3ft deep know and melting fast.The top of the trail had about 12 in. of snow ,but was very ridable,after about 15 min. it was great alittle wet and muddy but it dryed out the further down we went., looking forward to a great spring…
Half Cranked Club — May 9, 2008 @ 8:09 am
A group of 10 ripped the track, from the Den down Excellent work on the new woodwork guys, The trail is fast and dry.. So when are the pay meters going in at the parking lot..
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