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Trail Conditions Update 06/13

6/13/2025

Absolutely no changes from last week -- Dewey holds out at yellow (ride with caution) and the rest of the networks are good to go. Some systems still have wet spots here and there. This will be especially true going into next week.

Right now, BETAland is forecast to get rain starting on Sunday with some scattered showers and escalating to all-day thunderstorms by Friday. I'm no weatherman but the trails may not be quite so rideable next weekend -- get out there while you can!

For those hungry for some solid trail karma, join us at 9am on Saturday the 14th at Craig Wood/Scott's Cobble. We're giving Blue Ribbon and the Back Nine some TLC and wrapping up the naturalization process for the recent climbing reroute.

Happy riding, everyone!

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Trail Conditions Update 06/05

6/5/2025

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We're so close to having green lights top to bottom, but for now we have one holdout: Dewey.

Changes since last week:

Work is underway on the climbing section of Back Nine at Craig Wood. There is heavy machinery in use; the trail will be closed at times and signed as such, but we'll do our best to keep those closures to a minimum.
Dewey graduated from red to yellow -- conditions are highly variable and will likely take a step back after the rain we're forecast to get in the next day or two. If you ride at Dewey, please remember to ride straight through puddles and wet spots but call it quits if you're leaving ruts.

Things that remain the same from last week:

Keene, Etown, and Wilmington are all still green lights and will likely remain good to ride for the rest of the season unless we get a big weather event (aka lots and lots of rain over a short period of time).
Lake Placid is open for riding with some trails marked as closed due to poor conditions or construction -- please respect those closures to protect the trails, the folks working on them, and yourself.

As always, thanks for doing your part to protect our trails by visiting the ones that are ready for riding and being patient with the ones that need a bit more time. If you notice any hazards or sections in need of trail work, please report it on Trailforks of comment below -- we appreciate your help.

Happy riding!