http://writeteknorthwest.com/archives/3199/trail-reviews-gnat-creek-and-knappa Writing & Marketing Solutions Tue, 22 May 2012 03:27:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://writeteknorthwest.com/archives/3199/trail-reviews-gnat-creek-and-knappa/comment-page-1#comment-820 Kevin K Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:21:00 +0000 http://writeteknorthwest.com/?p=3199#comment-820 Aaron mentioned Norm's trails being destroyed by storms in the last few years. Those trails were badly damaged, however due to Norm now living in Washington, those trails don't see the regular maintenance that they once received. I believe that land is still fair game for trail building if anyone would like to reopen a set of really fun trails. Aaron mentioned Norm’s trails being destroyed by storms in the last few years. Those trails were badly damaged, however due to Norm now living in Washington, those trails don’t see the regular maintenance that they once received. I believe that land is still fair game for trail building if anyone would like to reopen a set of really fun trails.

]]> http://writeteknorthwest.com/archives/3199/trail-reviews-gnat-creek-and-knappa/comment-page-1#comment-814 Aaron Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:01:31 +0000 http://writeteknorthwest.com/?p=3199#comment-814 I've ridden the Knappa trails, not really made for the 29er hardtail but perfect for the rider who wants to get a little more air time. Word of caution, the trails are slick as snot when wet (which is most of the time). I used to ride Norm's Trails pretty frequently a few years ago, there was a wicked fun teeter toter on it and some great singletrack. Better yet it was all mapped (with maps at the trailhead) and signs on the trails so getting lost was a challenge...though I still managed to do it. Sadly as the pictures show on the I Hate Bikes page...those trails are destroyed due to the major storm a couple years back. I’ve ridden the Knappa trails, not really made for the 29er hardtail but perfect for the rider who wants to get a little more air time. Word of caution, the trails are slick as snot when wet (which is most of the time). I used to ride Norm’s Trails pretty frequently a few years ago, there was a wicked fun teeter toter on it and some great singletrack. Better yet it was all mapped (with maps at the trailhead) and signs on the trails so getting lost was a challenge…though I still managed to do it. Sadly as the pictures show on the I Hate Bikes page…those trails are destroyed due to the major storm a couple years back.

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