Spudnik
Active member
Is the trail groomed into the riding area in Old Man. I have been in there once many years ago with a friend of mine from Golden. Would love to get back in there again. I dont know if i can remember how.
Last time I was there was over 10 years ago. What I remember it was pretty dam goodWas on the way into Old Man a few years back. Was low on gas by that point and we turned back for the trucks. What's the riding like up there?
They don't actually run the groomer up to the Old Man now do they? Wow, so they started this year. Interesting.
I haven't been back there in years. For those who haven't been in there, I would say its Gormanish type terrain, it is maybe 5-7 miles North of it.
I have to say Golden has stepped up there grooming program and trail improvements. I hadn't heard much more after the West Bench trail opened, Silent used to be one of my go to spots for day and mid week rides, Quartz was never my thing, Gorman was hit and miss, some of the other "local" areas were fun but on a year like this where Golden has just as good of snowpack as some other areas and with the managed areas they have added to their riding areas I feel like they haven't gotten the attention its maybe deserving. Plus there are so many spots that are still relatively easy to access that a almost secret gems. Good Job.
Golden sucks Danny, everybody should just keep driving to Revy. yep, Old Man is on the list now too, far easier access now than crossing the hi-way.
Golden sucks Danny, everybody should just keep driving to Revy. yep, Old Man is on the list now too, far easier access now than crossing the hi-way.
View attachment 214882Park at quartz ask the booth attendant make sure you pick a day with some sun
Yeah haha the Sicamous guys like to say the same. We are fortunate to have the choices we do have! As long as people avoid SE BC I happy.
Wow all this grooming opening up East Quartz, likely easy access to Holt, not having to dodge cars and ditch bang up some rocky ledge, what a change! Lol
Honestly though I am glad they are recognizing the areas as “managed” areas. With the governments pulling back so many areas it requires groups and clubs to show the areas are in use to enforce the need to keep them open to sledders.
Good point, what's that, it's not well known? well then you don't mind if we just shut it down then do you? I wonder if that's a big reason they decided to do it or if they simply wanted to expand
anyone up there this weekend.? what is conditions like?