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Closed means closed. Some trails, such as Lebanon Hills,
actually place fences and trail closed signs up. Other areas may
not be as easily fenced off or may not have received funding to do so.
Regardless, please stay off the trails. We have seen bikers
actually ride around fences and trail closed signs. Don't
embarrass our sport like these individuals. Click
here for an example. |
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Wet means there
is substantial moisture on the trails due to events such as a recent
heavy rain. Many trails post signs that no riding is allowed
within 24-48 hours after a rain, but not all. It is generally
not acceptable to ride on a trail labeled wet. Keep watching for
the condition to improve, or give it a couple of rain-free drying
days. Click
here for an extreme example. |
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Damp means that
the trail is generally dry enough to ride, but you may find muddy
spots or trails. Riding a damp trail is not discouraged, but
please remember to ride through the middle of muddy spots, not around.
If you ride around a wet spot the trail will start to widen or even
move from its original position. If you don't like riding
through muddy spots, you should think about waiting until the trail is
upgraded to dry. |
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Tacky means
topsoil is just slightly wet, but there are no standing pudles.
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Dry = Get out and
ride! |
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