Event Description
TRAIL NAME: Pulp Friction Lap(s)
Approx Distance: 6-10 miles
Approx Elevation Gain: 500-1000 ft
Estimated Riding Time: 2 hours
“Grunt Factor”: 2/5
“Technical Factor”: 2.5/5
Other things to know: We will park at the Happy Gilmore Trailhead and ride up Happy Gilmore to Tin Man. These trails are both machine built/wider single track that have small rocky sections on them. We will descend "Pulp Friction" an Intermediate, downhill only flow trail. We can then either link back up with Happy Gilmore and ride back to the cars are ride up Rambler for another lap on Pulp Friction-- this will be dependent on time and group skill level.
Register HERE
First things first, you MUST SIGN OUR WAIVER before participating in the ride. If you have not participated in a 2021 WomenMTB Group ride please sign the liability waiver here: https://forms.gle/8CntRFtY67CUwHgJ6
Second, please make sure to come to ride safe and prepared by having a helmet, water, light, spare tube, and air canisters!
If you are not sure if this ride is for you, find more information HERE. The Unicorn Trail Rating System tells you what to expect during the ride.
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