Night ride? Night ride. Night ride! Join WomenMTB this Thursday at 7:00 pm in Corner Canyon for the first night ride of the season. Night rides are so much fun as they add a whole new element of enjoyment to the already spectacular trails. It's difficult to find the best way to describe night rides, so you should just come join to feel it for yourself. Seriously, it almost feels magical.
Ride Leaders: Nat Holden
Trail: Corner Canyon - Draper Temple Parking Lot - South Side
Trail Description: We will be riding up Annes then down Canyon Hallow. This is such a fun loop, gaining about 850' over 7.3 miles. It is not very technical, but it is definitely more exciting at night. There are no drops or jumps, but there are several areas of steep side slopes.
Bring Lights!!! (make sure it is charged), water, a snack, spare tube, helmet, etc... I have tried riding with just a headlamp in the past. It kind of works, but I HIGHLY encourage you to have an actual bike light. It makes you and those you ride with able to have a more enjoyable time. It looks like the weather should be nice that evening, but bring a jacket/extra layer as it is definitely cooler and the DH can get chilly.
For more trail info: http://www.utahmountainbiking.com/trails/idx-SLC-south.htm
Directions to Trailhead: Draper Temple Parking Lot - South Side
Pin to Trailhead: https://goo.gl/maps/Qx4UAiAC2K22
Find me: Contact Nat Pin Holden on FB with questions. I drive a white Grand Cherokee, black bike, teal helmet. See you soon!
As a WomenMTB Club group ride, you can find ride information on the WomenMTB Facebook Page.
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MOUNTAIN BIKING CAN BE A DANGEROUS ACTIVITY AND ALL RIDERS MUST BE AWARE OF THE RISK OF INJURY ASSOCIATED WITH MOUNTAIN BIKING.
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Rider's are welcome to dismount and walk any parts of ride they are uncertain of.
Bikes must be in a safe working condition and helmets should always be worn on rides.
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