Oi Mike Koots. Come back to the Rock- The Dump has gotten muchos betto- while we are loosing some classics like Who's your daddy due to landfill expansion, SIMBs has been pulling their socks up the last few years and reallly have delivered on new trails and access to them.
4) Southridge flow- new green trail- just a ton of perfect smaller berms 5) Hot cherry is being redone 6) New "access"/climbing trails Painless and Middle earth, and 7s takes you where you wanna go. 7) Diaphragm climb has been buffed up - additionally there is a good climbing re-route from the bottom of sofa to link to funtrail up
Don't even get me started about tall these illegal trails which are no fun- very bad- you don't want to know about them- infact I don't think you should ride those. CRD has been keeping us very safe and monitoring social medias to get rid of these. Feel free to reach out if you need to talk about it.
Anyhows- lots of short loops, long loops, pushes- techy dh, and flow trails and everything in between. As it has always been at Hartland/Victoria- you gotta earn those turns unfortunately to get to the good stuff.
Bought a DJ bike. Any DJ spots that are good in the rain? I learned on the big set at haro woods and the big set at north saanich park. I like steep jumps. But I don't know what's still around or if there's new stuff. Do u have to pay to ride bear mtn? Is it good?
Google bear mountain bike park. It'll point you to the deejs. They are good MTB lines. Also there's the black and pro lines at the jordie. The latter is proper.
Also I thought the jordie Lynn park was just a pump track with no jumps?
Jordie Lunn Park has a good pump track, and also a bunch of jumps. Might be too wet now, but there are some green/blue lines close to the parking lot, and an expert line (steep, big gaps) across the ponds.
Also a sick gravity park in behind now too, just opened this spring (10-15 min pedal up, 2-5 min dh tracks down). It got pretty tracked out during the drought but might be running better now.
My wife and I are looking for some good flow trails in Parksville area, we've previously ridden Hammerfest (I forget the trail name, but it had a large bridge at the top), the upper portion was great, but the bottom 2/3rds was more XC than we'd like. Is there anything local that's more downhill flow at HammerFest, what about Little Mountain?
My wife and I are looking for some good flow trails in Parksville area, we've previously ridden Hammerfest (I forget the trail name, but it had a large bridge at the top), the upper portion was great, but the bottom 2/3rds was more XC than we'd like. Is there anything local that's more downhill flow at HammerFest, what about Little Mountain?
Thanks everyone
I think hammerfest is the main riding area but you’re only 40 minutes to Cumberland. Cumberland has a great mix of everything.