Check out a snapshot of the some of the work that’s gone on this past month!
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- Pingu Before
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- Pingu After – new rock armouring and fresh dirt
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- Adding fresh gold/dirt to Dale’s (photo by Penny Deck))
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- Pathing up the Lower Digger exit with fresh dirt (photo by Trevor Hansen)
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- Clearing Drains on Ferngully (hiking only trail that parallels Empress Bypass)
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- Shaping some rollers on Expresso (photo by Trevor Hansen)
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- Sticks and Stones After (photo by Penny Deck)
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- Sticks and Stones Before (photo by Penny Deck)
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- Fresh Cedar on Sticks and Stones (photo by Penny Deck)
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- Adding fresh dirt to the trail bed on the Griffens (photo by Brent Hillier)
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- Endless Biking Campers learning about trail building and maintanence (photo by Brent Hillier)
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- Upgrades on Upper Griffen (photo by Brent Hillier)
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- Bobsled Before
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- Boblsled After
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- Raking rocks and other debris off the trails
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- Upper Oil Can Before (photo by Vince Beasse)
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- Upper Oil Can After – filling in puddles (photo by Vince Beasse)
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- Prepping some stringers for new cedar bridges
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- Fresh dirt on Mushroom climb
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- Bobsled Stairs After
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- Bobsled Stairs Before
Thank you the TAP (Trail Adoption Plan) Sponsors who brought their teams out and the volunteers who put in so much work this past month!
- Dale’s w/ Comor Sports and NS Ride
- Baden Powell (Expresso to Boundary Section) w/ Lululemon
- Bobsled w/ Telus
- Lower Digger w/ Traction on Demand
- Pennzoil w/ Steed Cycles
- Lower Griffen w/ Endless Biking
- Upper Griffen w/ Colour the Trails
Stay tuned for more trail day opportunities in the near future at www.nsmba.ca/events! If you would like to be added to the email list to get notified first when opportunities become available, please email ryan@nsmba.ca
If you ever see any maintenance issues on the trails be sure to report it via Trailforks with a photo of the issue and map coordinates/location if possible. It’s the quickest and best way to alert the builders of any work that needs to be done.
If you don’t have trailforks, you can also email info@nsmba.ca with a photo and location as well.