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Glenrock State Conservation Area update for 07 Jul
Did a lap this arvo, the trails are pretty darn good and even Baileys isn't muddy (just rutted from the previous mud). Shaft is great, Snakes and Ladders holding up well although obvious signs that people are riding down it and skidding - in some places obviously skidding right off the track. But I guess it is school holidays!
BJs is getting a bit worn but that has been slowly happening for a while, it's just the 50m or so after the log roll off near the top and then some of the corners but overall it's still good.
Weather is looking good right into next week too so some good riding to be had - see you all out there!
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that photo is from Elves Rock!-that is the south side which is off limits for MTB-sorry for being a 'nark' but it is not very smart to put this photo up!!!!
It's off limits to riding, not off limits to bikes... I'm not riding my bike in that photo! There's a 4wd trail about 50m away which is good for hill training which can be reached from sealed scout camp road.
great photo.
would of course know that!
it is a great photo
Why the high horse Robbie O? We all have ridden that plenty of times. Knob for pulling her up on it. Nice shot pinkbike.
And 1 day hope to be able to ride along there again-NPWS have done so much for us on the north side that we must follow their intentions to stay off the south side til it is changed-can you imagine Tiffany the ranger showing someone higher up in NPWS our website & coming across that picture? on a report about Glenrock!
i think they are aware that riders are in this area.
Until the signage goes up the NPWS are essentially turning a blind eye to it all.
Once the signage goes in it will all be a different story.