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Glenrock State Conservation Area update for 21 Mar
Went for a ride an easy this arvo to have a look.
Can report the following:
Shaft ok, usual puddles.
Snakes and ladders perfect.
Seismic pretty good just overgrown.
First part of Kenny's pretty good, largely due to the recent work you guys have done there (thankyou!!) The rest of Kenny's was still mush.
Seuss drying out well too.
Hope this helps anyone wondering 
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Cheers, hope there is no more rain for atleast a week!
Just so no-one is blaming descending riders for the furroughs on the upper section, there were motos in the park yesterday arvo who left quite a few marks while ascending snakes and ladders on the upper section with the roadbase - made a decent mess of the dipper as well
or just them thumper/pit bike things
They rode back down S&L as well, although they weren't skidding.
Nearly got more than they bargained for when one of the guys I was riding with was off and after them.
We at least had a chance to yell at them that they were not welcome.
Going down Shaft at about 5:30pm and three motorbikes (little ones) with no rego were coming up and ripping up the wetter sections of the track.
Are they allowed in Glenrock at all (i.e. even on the management trails)?
What course of action can be taken - is there a ranger, not much point without rego I guess?
Anyway:
Shaft - some puddles in usual low spots. Some wetter sections of track now have motor bike tracks which may be the start of a rut.
Snakes and Ladders - dry.
Twisties - fairly dry but lots of ruts since i last rode it (before Christmas).
Pump Action usual puddles & muddy.
Seismic - dry but overgrown.
Double Barrel - dry.
Big Dipper - not too bad usual puddles/muddy sections.
Easy Way Out - dry
High Roller - muddy section at start
Seuss - dry except for the usual wet/muddy spots which can be avoided.
Hang Ten - dry
Management trials (Bailys Trail, Yuelarbah, etc) all rideable. Yuelarbah has number of wet/muddy sections.
just let them know they are not allowed in if you can talk to them is about all we can do!
Thumpsters on Wednesday as well. Fair chance they're the same one's, looks like they didn't heed the warnings.
Keep an eye out for them and let them know they are not allowed in Glenrock at all and are not welcome on the singletrack which cannot handle that impact.