 An informational illustration of an Iron Crossing Your and your local club are scouting locations for future trails to create in your park. However, you have a problem. There is great terrain over here and over there, but between those two areas is a popular regional trail or hiking only trail. How do you cross said trail and not turn the crossing into a source of concern for yourselves, the land manager and (most importantly) the public? The answer: an Iron Crossing.
Look at all the racers! The start line from the Oremageddon in Cuyuna, MN
The day comes when your city has its first trails open for mountain biking at a local park. Its been a lot of work, but the dream is finally realized. But now that you have this resource, can you have events on these trails? If so, how can you? What issues or items should you be aware of?
All this and more will be answered as we discuss mountain biking events at urban parks. |
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