Its marked as unemployment track i think and we walked up most of it. It reminded me of an Epix ride... to be fair it was more a walking path and probably not for riding. If you were to ride it i'd say head down on a long travel bike would be better. So we slogged our way up and onto the ridge road the cuts through the trail network.
Heading along that road we took a turn off to the left and hit the good trails... we ended up somewhere and after some loops, climbing and "just a bit further" I located where we were on the map.
some smooth winding trails, great fun
some rocky winding trails, also great fun
The 29er got a run today, again proving its a great ride. floating over the rocks with ease.
mel on the trails
Semi downhill track that cuts across the side of nail can hill another sweet trail
Great view off the hill.
another walking track?? i reckon you could ride it. Mel wasn't up for it.
more rocky trail. this is a great area for rocks. the trails are super sweet. sadly the map i had was a bit out of date and we probably missed a heap of great loops. Next time we'll try and hook up with some locals for a guided ride....
Art short.
So, Nail Can Hill, definitely worth a trip. I'd either take a local or a gps and map cause there is a heap of trail to enjoy.
I'm told new trail maps will be available once local councils and govt etc give the go ahead, hopefully that is soon.
Keep an eye on the Albury Wodonga Mountain Bikers site for the new map and upcoming races.
onward we go toward Canberra....
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Your Yeti Big Top is a WEAPON of a bike! Just found your blog today and absolutely love checking out your rides! Keep the posts coming! Well done!
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