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Why are trail conditions important?
Hiking or biking on soft-surface trails when they’re muddy can severely damage the surface. The trails through Town are designed with drainage in mind, but during the snow / rainy season things may not drain properly. When there’s snow on the ground, and temperatures rise above freezing, the ground begins to thaw the top layers of soil. However, the ground below is still frozen. This doesn’t allow for proper drainage and can cause a moist and muddy surface. Walking, riding or hiking when it’s muddy can damage trails, requiring costly and time-consuming repairs. A good rule of thumb – if you see snow on the ground, stay off the soft-surface trail. The Town has more than 30 miles of concrete trails that are available year-round.

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Feb 02

Hidden Mesa Trail

Posted on February 2, 2018 at 10:38 AM by Marcy Jones

Hidden mesa from trail head to trail head (Pleasant View down to the Rt 83 side and back) including the rim loop is in usable condition.  There was a small patch of snow/ice on the south edge of the rim, but no more than 10-15 feet of it.  Otherwise the trail is dry and firm, with what little snow hasn't completely evaporated having receded far back in to the surrounding fields.?

Comments

B. Brooke Mann
February 2, 2018 at 11:48 AM
Hi -- Can anyone comment on the latest trail conditions at MIller Park / Ridgeline?

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