TRAIL REPORT

This report is intended to provide the most up to date information available however, CITRA assumes no responsibility for it’s contents. Trails in the forest constitute a dynamic environment that includes snow melt runoff, rain events, fire, wind fall timber, etc.

CITRA recommends that unless you or someone you know and trust (like your mother) cut the trail yesterday, and the wind hasn’t blown, that you carry at least one chain saw per party. It’s also a good idea to carry tools for both your saw and bike as well as some basic survival gear in case you need to spend the night in the woods. If you encounter downed timber and aren’t carrying a saw, please turn back and don’t leave the trail to go around obstacles. “Go Arounds” do tremendous damage to the surrounding landscape and will not only contribute to the trail’s demise but could ultimately result in it’s closure.

Our intent is to update this report on a weekly basis during the riding season. Things change quickly as the snow recedes so check often for updates. These trails are maintained by the Forest Service, the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation Trail Ranger program, clubs like CITRA and CIMBA, as well as individuals. Please take a moment to thank these people when you see them. If you do perform work on a trail please click on the trail maintenance log tab and fill out the form. These forms are used to keep this report up to date. This will only work if everyone participates.

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