Down Hampshire Rocks Road
Up old Wagon Road
Up some fire road past Huysink Lake
Up Salmon Lake Trail
Down and back on side trail to Salmon Lake
Down Loch Leven Trail
Up and back on side trail to High Loch Leven Lake
Down Cherry Point Trail
Up Big Granite Trail
Back down some fire road
Back up Salmon Lake Trail
Down Loch Leven Trail
14.14 Miles*
3286 Feet Climbing*
6:33 Hours*
1774 Calories*
135 Average HR*
176 Max HR*
*GPS took quite a while to lock on and therefore missed some of the first fire road climb. Also accidentally turned it off around the first arrival of Loch Leven Lake. The time that the GPS was not recording or off are shown as yellow on the map.
On the Trance X1. Accompanied by Trucker, Billiam and Don Adams. This trail is incredibly hard to ride, some of the most technical stuff i've ever ridden. I rode more of it than I ever have, but compared to the gents that came along, I wish I had tried to clean more. The trail was in good shape, but there were many trees down. 8 trees down in the 2 miles of the Salmon Lake Trail. 20 trees down in the few miles that are the Cherry Point Trail. 5 trees down on the short section of Big Granite we did. 4 trees down on the spur trail up to High Loch Leven trail.
Though Cherry Point and Big Granite barely get any use, the trail was still easy to follow. The fire road at the bottom of Cherry Point is effectively singletrack now, crowded in by White Thorn Ceanothus. Big Granite has been rerouted since the last time I was up there. I think this is the original route that was lost after the logging activity a few years back.
We went for a swim the second time we got to Loch Leven Lake. That was great! It was really nice to feel refreshed for the 2.7 mile descent back to the cars. Made fixing my two front flats more bearable.
Billiam cleaning a very techy section along the Salmon Lake Trail.
Bill cleaning a big drop on the Loch Leven Trail.
1 comment:
you guys have *way* too much fun
;-)
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