Me and my dad were the ones who made all that trail. Sadly the land owners told us too stop so it will not make it from camp to bills woods like we were hoping. You are missing quiet a bit of it, although you may have found it since this video. “Nobles trail” is waterfall creek trail but it is not marked yet and may never be marked. There is also, and this is in order going from camp, Waterfall loop, ski jump trail, Joshua’s loop, old fence trail, and fat mans gultch. There will be a whole lot more if we are allowed to continue making trail.
Hayden can you or your dad contact me? wfo75080@yahoo.com Thanks. This trail is incredible and other than Bills Woods is the best single track out there.
Possibly, but I don't think so. These are red metal triangles that are permanently mounted to the trees etc... They appeared about a month or so ago. The trials transfer arrows I've seen out there during trials events are usually white paper rectangles with a red arrow on them. And they usually get taken down after a trials event (mostly). NTTA just had a trials event out there last weekend, and none of the sections I saw were along this trail, but I did see the white paper/red arrow markers between the trials sections in Texas Stadium.
Yes, I saw that a few rides ago. The Red Trail has always had a sign, was just kind of hard to see. I think whoever it is that marked the original triangle trails is now putting up signs as well. The one I used to call the connector trail (the trail between the Noble Trail and the Red Trail), now has a sign that says Ski Jump Trail. Once you start on the Red Trail, there are two signs pointing left and right. The right is the Red Trail, the one pointing to the left says "ol' fencetrl" or something like that. It basically bypasses the red trail, and takes you to the Triangle trail, which now has a sign that says Fat Mans Gulch. They also put red triangles (arrows) on what I always called the backyard trail (trail that goes behind Rebeccas back yard), that goes from Our Mountain to the Rebeccas Highway. I think the goal is to make a single track trail from Our Mountain to Bills Woods. It is kind of spotty in places right now, and can be a bit confusing at times, but seems like they are still working on it to connect everything.
Actually, they had an SXS race out there last March, they used pink ribbon to mark one of the courses. Also, the people marking the triangle trail have been using pink ribbon in some areas, along with red ribbon. It is starting to get a little confusing now, as there are now red triangles (actually direction arrows) in a lot of places through the park, but if you know about where you are going it's not too bad.
@@EddieMarak-EM2 heck yea sounds like alot of stuffs been going on always wanted to ride there but they got me stationed ovet in west texas so alittle bit of a drive
Made a trip out there and was good first trip. Need to find a group to tag along with to learn this park and trails
Me and my dad were the ones who made all that trail. Sadly the land owners told us too stop so it will not make it from camp to bills woods like we were hoping. You are missing quiet a bit of it, although you may have found it since this video. “Nobles trail” is waterfall creek trail but it is not marked yet and may never be marked. There is also, and this is in order going from camp, Waterfall loop, ski jump trail, Joshua’s loop, old fence trail, and fat mans gultch. There will be a whole lot more if we are allowed to continue making trail.
Yea, I've ridden all of them. Really like Joshua's Loop. Rode that for the first time yesterday.
Hayden can you or your dad contact me? wfo75080@yahoo.com Thanks. This trail is incredible and other than Bills Woods is the best single track out there.
The red triangles are the trials bike transfer trail I do believe.
Possibly, but I don't think so. These are red metal triangles that are permanently mounted to the trees etc... They appeared about a month or so ago. The trials transfer arrows I've seen out there during trials events are usually white paper rectangles with a red arrow on them. And they usually get taken down after a trials event (mostly). NTTA just had a trials event out there last weekend, and none of the sections I saw were along this trail, but I did see the white paper/red arrow markers between the trials sections in Texas Stadium.
Eddie....there are signs now with names. Red trail.....barnyard or something.....then Fat Mans Gultch.
Yes, I saw that a few rides ago. The Red Trail has always had a sign, was just kind of hard to see. I think whoever it is that marked the original triangle trails is now putting up signs as well. The one I used to call the connector trail (the trail between the Noble Trail and the Red Trail), now has a sign that says Ski Jump Trail. Once you start on the Red Trail, there are two signs pointing left and right. The right is the Red Trail, the one pointing to the left says "ol' fencetrl" or something like that. It basically bypasses the red trail, and takes you to the Triangle trail, which now has a sign that says Fat Mans Gulch. They also put red triangles (arrows) on what I always called the backyard trail (trail that goes behind Rebeccas back yard), that goes from Our Mountain to the Rebeccas Highway. I think the goal is to make a single track trail from Our Mountain to Bills Woods. It is kind of spotty in places right now, and can be a bit confusing at times, but seems like they are still working on it to connect everything.
I see pink ribbon i heard the tccra race track trail out there was marked this year was with pink ribbon
Actually, they had an SXS race out there last March, they used pink ribbon to mark one of the courses. Also, the people marking the triangle trail have been using pink ribbon in some areas, along with red ribbon. It is starting to get a little confusing now, as there are now red triangles (actually direction arrows) in a lot of places through the park, but if you know about where you are going it's not too bad.
@@EddieMarak-EM2 heck yea sounds like alot of stuffs been going on always wanted to ride there but they got me stationed ovet in west texas so alittle bit of a drive