That would work. It is just the 29km’s of un groomed trail that sucks after jumping the bridges.
Its gonna stay pretty smooth if thats the only way across im thinkin
Some time whoops are good, keeps the traffic down.
Not 30+ km though through a low snow valley, lots of other areas south by vale and blue, no need to piss blood to get to the goods
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I wouldnt do it for renshaw either thats forsure.
I know lots of people like it, but not exactly my favorite area.
I dont care if they ever fix the bridge. But good luck mcbride.
Ya I like riding there once in a while but I prefer blue river areas more so. However that is mcbrides bread and butter area and I hope they get some luck on their side and get it opened up for grooming again. That town has it hard enough as it is
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I dont know, they were kinda being putz's about corona lol
We didn't get too deep into specifics, but it sounds like the other repairs are minor. Assessments are done by a 3rd party and all have been derated to 0 tons. From a liability perspective, I don't think the gov't is going to overlook that.Is the gate currently closed / locked to prevent vehicle traffic from crossing the bridge?
greenthumb you say that he admits all bridges need work but the first one requires major upgrades, did he mention what (if any) needed doing to the other bridges?
Just trying to brainstorm if a groomer could be left on the 2.5km lot across from the first bridge, to groom the trail up. Can't remember if there are 2 or just 1 in circulation for the company that took over grooming this past year. And then i guess you'd still need to find a 'safe' way to get it across....
Thanks for reaching out to them and sharing your findings, will be curious to know the outcome and to talk with the Club at Sled Show this year about it.We didn't get too deep into specifics, but it sounds like the other repairs are minor. Assessments are done by a 3rd party and all have been derated to 0 tons. From a liability perspective, I don't think the gov't is going to overlook that.
It was a pretty hard no that there would be grooming there this season, but sounds like there may be an alternative area for a groomed trail. The plan is apparently in the works and will be released in a few weeks.
This could be done with a crane matt as a float for the groomer and drag seperat lifts.Other option, lift the groomer and drag over and leave it parked on the uphill side. Transport the fuel and oil over.