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High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said. Continue Reading

High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said. Continue Reading

High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said. Continue Reading

High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said. Continue Reading

High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said. Continue Reading

High water levels this year will make the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race at Pipestem Dam a little tougher than usual.
Areas on the trails that have been used in the past are underwater, so mountain bikers will be forced to navigate a new route, said Ken Gardner, trail manager at Pipestem Dam.
“Anytime the elevation of the trail drops down, we’re underwater. So we had to reroute the trail,” Gardner said.
Continue Reading