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Andy the Digger · 09-22-2008, 06:52 AM

Good to know, its not only Bruderheim. I have been a avid local rider at long island lake for over 15yrs, and am ready to quit going there. The garbage can be picked up, but the trail damage is whats REALLY starting to irritate me. When a area is mostly clay and dirt and it rains for a few days..... STAY HOME PEOPLE... When its dry, the ground is hard as a rock ... There are now ruts out there in the clay that can swallow a small car.... and they are never going to go away.... this area was never like this... Its just been in the last 4-5years.... Increased user pressure, increased engine displacements and tire aggressiveness are to blame...
Either we all dummy up and quit wrecking our trail systems, or we will lose them, one by one..... Any thoughts?

09-22-2008, 06:52 AM	#9 (permalink)
Andy the Digger Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northwest AB Posts: 36 Casino Cash: $70500 Thanks: 14 Thanked 13 Times in 8 Posts	Re: Garbage pit Good to know, its not only Bruderheim. I have been a avid local rider at long island lake for over 15yrs, and am ready to quit going there. The garbage can be picked up, but the trail damage is whats REALLY starting to irritate me. When a area is mostly clay and dirt and it rains for a few days..... STAY HOME PEOPLE... When its dry, the ground is hard as a rock ... There are now ruts out there in the clay that can swallow a small car.... and they are never going to go away.... this area was never like this... Its just been in the last 4-5years.... Increased user pressure, increased engine displacements and tire aggressiveness are to blame... Either we all dummy up and quit wrecking our trail systems, or we will lose them, one by one..... Any thoughts?