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Appin XC track maintenance
North end of Burke St, Appin. There's a small parking area here at the trail head.
Note that the map shows Market Street connecting Appin Rd to this location but that is actually a firetrail and will not work for drivers who should take King St (next block South) and enter from there.
Bring your own tools if possible. I'll try to ge some from WMBC as well. We'll probably start just by walking around the track and tidying up the drainage. Don't forget sunscreen and plenty of water.
RNP - Loftus trail maintenance day
Rangers Office, Farnell Ave.
New volunteers are always welcome, so, how's this...
- If you would like to become involved in the Loftus mountainbike track maintenance days, contact Ranger Grant Millar using the following email address...
[email protected] - The maintenance days are held on the 3rd Saturday of each month.
- The days start at 9am and usually run for 3 hours.
- The Ranger Station is located down Farnell Ave, in that little loop road next to the Royal National Park Station:
Latest Photos from the Awaba Build day on 13th June
This past long weekend saw an excellent turn out for the build crew. There were the usual regulars but also a healthy mix of fresh faces so things progressed quite quickly.
This piece of trail passes through some unforgiving countryside and has required massive amounts of digging, but it will all be worth it once it is ridden in. Expect to find a steep pinch or two, some fast downhill sections and the biggest berm on the trail to date.
With the next build day only 3 weeks away, we should have this section opened at the start of July.
Baileys Paddock
Exit of baileys.
Upper Baileys Management Trail
World Trail Glenrco Build Day - March 21, 2009
World Trail Glenrco Build Day - March 21, 2009
Hydraulics Lab descent - new Council-constructed steps
These are the new steps built by Council on the last technical descent from Allambie approaching the Hydraulics Lab.
As you can see, they impinge into the trail with sharp protruding corners, so be aware of this hazard, especially when the boards are damp.
Yes, I wonder too about the quality of Council's risk assessment process. I'm guessing in this case there was none applied.
saw this job ad cpl of days ago ..
if we could infiltrate a NoBMoB spy into the workers area they could make sniggle during work hours