Here's the trail at the point I flipped a U-turn:
I was surprised at how loose the trail was to this point compared to the last time I rode it. In fact, I had to put a foot down navigating around the last left-hand switchback due to all of the loose rock.
I love the views as you begin the descent into City Creek Canyon:
After I finished descending I thought I'd scout out the trail to the east. It was dry (with the exception of one or two short, damp sections shaded by trees) all the way to the top of Terrace Hills where I dropped into the neighborhood on the doubletrack. It is, however, heavily rutted in sections due to people riding it when muddy. Given the firm base and heavy traffic this section of trail receives I'm guessing it won't take too long to smooth out.
Here's a view of the city from the trail just above Terrace Hills:
3 comments:
Nice lunch ride.
Cool ride. I only wish I had something nice to ride at lunch. Utah lake does not quite do it for me.
UtRider, I am a fellow downtown worker guy who would love to join you on a lunch ride. My office is on Regent Street, just across from the Walker Building. We need to get the SLCBicycle Tuesday rides going again. Send me an email if you are interested: zenger at millerguymon dot com. I hear the bobsled is dry enough to ride.
Joel
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