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As the folks at Rocky Hill get ready for their free days on October 8th and 9th there is a trail work opportunity being held on October 1st and 2nd. This will be a TMBRA pay dirt event. Anyone who comes out and can work for at least a couple of hours will have free access that day for play, as well as receive a pass for a future date to play at RHR. Work both days, get two passes for future visits.

If you want to help out, please post up here and the appropriate people will get in touch with you.

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If you are interested in helping to build some trails in the Georgetown area, there is a trail work day on October 16th at Chautauqua Park where they will be adding some trail along the south fork of the San Gabriel river. Be there at 9am to join up with the crew. They have plenty of tools, so just bring the appropriate work boots and gloves along with water.

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To celebrate the grand re-opening of Rocky Hill Ranch, they'll be holding a special event on Saturday October 8th and Sunday October 9th. Admission is free both days.

On the 8th there will be:

  • Specialized e-bike demo fleet available, see what they are all about
  • Cycle Progression rental fleet, great time to check out the latest bikes!
  • Frankenbike swap meet
  • Free beer from Smithville Sudwerks

Come on out, ride the new trails and see what Rocky Hill has been working on so hard for the past year. (Free admission does not cover camping and RV sites and access to the Freeride 512 area is not included.) 

 

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This is a big trail network down south of Santa Fe and there is a ton to ride here. Be sure to bring your climbing legs because if you want to take advantage of all of the great downhill opportunity, you're gonna need to climb up to get there.

We only rode one small section and a mechanical (my crank arm breaking) caused us to do an abbreviated out and back. The views were tremendous and the trail was well maintained. It was a lot like Rocky Hill - sandy and pine trees - but with a ton of elevation. There were also spots that reminded me of RHR. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other trails in the network.

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