Current pics, Old trails - Reiter

[YotaDude1997]

Bonus Round - Good ****!

 

[YotaDude1997]

Bonus Round - Also good ****.

 

[YotaDude1997]

Rhinoland - 1st obstacle

 

[YotaDude1997]

Rhinoland - hill climb

 

[YotaDude1997]

Rhinoland - top of hill

 

[YotaDude1997]

Rock Garden - one more fun bit

 

[YotaDude1997]

Cable Trail - 1st obstacle

 

[YotaDude1997]

Cable Trail - last obstacle on hill

 

[YotaDude1997]

Sand Pit - most well known portion

 

[crash2]

I have walked all those a dozen times in the last 6 months....

 

[boardbysled]

Nature does not **** around; she takes back what is hers quickly!

 

[crash2]

See any dead rabbits out there?

 

[YotaDude1997]

No.:eeek:

I saw nothing of interest. I traveled quick and got to where I needed to go. It was fun and easy navigation.

 

[YotaDude1997]

My route...

 

[crash2]

I shot a bunch of video of various trails this last summer...

I saw like 3 dead rabbits here and there about 2 months ago--just dead... Really odd.

 

[Toy4runner]

Nature sure grew back quickly.

 

[zukkev]

Holy ****...Yes she does take it back....Some of that is almost unrecognizable as trail...Crazy...
Reminds me of walking what used to be the North Fork trails 5 yrs after closure...Nature really took hold of the trails there. Jacob's right, She don't **** around...:awesomework:

 

[nowires]

I had the3 chance to do TOD and Izzy this summer

 

[mark]

Pretty good evidence that 4x4 usage, even HEAVY 4x4 usage doesn't "destroy the environment" like our opponents always claim. It just temporarily alters the landscape. Given the chance nature will always take it back.

Heck, first good natural slide or forest fire and you'd never know 4x4's were there.

 

[KarlVP]

Did you see any smashed salmon out there?