The bear springs trap xc race is on 5/17 (Sunday). The flyer states that you can pre ride the course on 5/16 (Saturday). I did this race a few years ago and enjoyed the trails. I was thinking about doing the pre ride since I'm more interested in checking out the trails then the race. I'm concerned that it may still be buried in snow. Does anyone know what the snow levels are like before I attempt a trek out there?

Here is a link to the flyer with directions: http://skibowl.com/uploads/File/BearSpringsXC(1).pdf

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Molalla will be celebrating National Trails Day with a work party followed by a free BBQ provided by Molalla RiverWatch. Meet at Hardy Creek Trailhead at 9:30 a.m. There will be several trail work options available. Bring your bicycle for a ride following the BBQ.

From Jim Thornton via Roger Louton: 

"I just got a call from our buddy Jim Thornton, the Forest Service Trails Guy for all them awesome, world class trails near Road 44:

as of right now, there is about 4 feet of snow in the Road 44 area. At 6000' there is still over 200" of snow!

He guestimates it will be LATE June, early July before the trails up there are cleared of snow and blowdown, and ready for riding.

He'll keep us posted for when he'll need some help getting them ready to ride.

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Intermediate-gonzo mix ride for about 5 or so hours on Syncline. Bring
plenty of water, sunscreen and food and ability to layer clothing.

Meet at the Gateway transit center at 9:00 AM in the south parking lot.  This is the one that Pacific Street turns into.  DO NOT GO TO THE PARKING GARAGE.

Contact Susan at susan[at]workforce-dynamics.com

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Come join your PUMP buddies in a celebration of Earth Week. We'll clear the Molalla trails of downed trees and limbs from the winter storms. This is a SOLV event and Molalla RiverWatch will provide pizza for volunteers at Ricky D's pizza in Molalla following the work party. Call 503-829-6793 or email btaylor@molalla.net for further details and directions.