Fallen timber or Maclean Creek? New riders

Over40 · Post by **Over40** » Mon Sep 07, 2015 5:09 pm

Have a group of 5 riders that are going to ride weekend if Sept 18th. Range of experience but everyone is a capable rider. Wondering where would be best to go for challenging riding that isn't going to be too over the top. Last year 3 of our group rode the Westridge trail at Maclean (I think it was called) and I wouldn't want the trail to be any more challenging than that ride, Any suggestions?

Over40 · Post by **Over40** » Wed Sep 09, 2015 9:17 pm

Anyone got any suggestions? Where would be the best of the two areas to get some good intermediate riding without getting ourselves in over our heads?

YouTube · Post by **Dobi** » Thu Sep 10, 2015 6:52 am

Mclean is your best bet for well signed and mapped trails. Stick to the NE side for easy stuff, go the the SW corner for the harder stuff.

Post by **Dakota_c69** » Thu Sep 10, 2015 8:15 am

Mclean is a great spot to ride. The 'signage' is pretty good and if you become a member you get a great map that references the trail numbers as well as trail names you will see on those signs. Even I can't get lost in there... well maybe.

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Fallen timber or Maclean Creek? New riders

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