Red
I always enjoy riding up Red past the Arduum turnoff and up R . at the fork till you come to the highest section of the trail.
Here Crazy8starts on the right hand side.
Entering this windy trail ,it's a tough xc climb but doable,climbing till one particaularly hard rock section  .
At the top it starts down ,always winding ,(those crazy's with 31 inch bars will not be impressed) I run 28's and find it ok.
At the bottom you come out to double track.( the trail continues across the rd. but it's not that good and needs serious work.)
take my advice and turn L  which is N. and climb back up a short ways and you come back onto the fork ,turn L and climb back up past ,quickly you are past the Crazy8turn and are now on BigRed (the old XC race course) down,till finally across a 20 ft. bridge the trail becomes the BetterRed,down
and then up and down till exiting onto a rocky section of double track.
Go  R. and R up a short ways and you enter   REDRider  on the L  .
Down   RedRider quite a ways till finally  up,as you start a XC climb for guys and gals with big lungs(it's tough unless your in great shape)
you climb till finally coming across a junction ( clearly marked) straight takes you to the rd. R takes you onto MOmentum , up down up down,
pant ,pant. the down can be steep ,but very fun.
over countless bridges till finally exiting onto a new gravel doubletrack,you are very close to the end now.
a couple of entrances takes you to the entrance climb which exits across from Millpond.
The map should help explain this better.
This is one of my favorite rides on Red,there are others so go explore,you really can't go wrong.
G

The bee's on the Soft Taco bridge midpoint are long gone.
This trail has again been cleared and when I rode it last was in fine shape.
Old school and steep due to the area,as always when it's been wet ,this is NOT the trail you want to be on.
They don't call this area CLAYburn for nothing.
Nature lovers, will delight in this trail as the pilated woodpeckers and large amount of birds are always around.
Taking a break at the huge midpoint bridge and listening to the water ,reminds all of us why we love this area.
mr.g

Were working on this problem ,bear with us.
What I do is after doing Chadsey or TimeKiller or WorldCup
after exiting,  I  ride back up E. on the road till I come out to the 2K access road and then either go up a ways or down and do HolidaySauce or Emma Peel out.
Sometimes I park my vehicle at the 2K  (NoahFear exit road on the W. side with the old gate always open)and ride up to the Knob ,down and out and then up a small ways to TimeKiller .
This makes a great ride and really not that bad on the climbing.

By the way GREAT MAPS ,big thanks to Gutsploder.
Mr.G

I'm going to start riding with the GPS and hopefully one day with helmet cam, leet me know if you would like to be copied on GPS way point Data, etc.

Cheers,
2Scoops

New Burke map has been started , should have the time to finish it mid to end of August.

Cheers Mate!

Map worked like a charm, rode 4 lost souls, checked out little and fat barsteward, none in really good shape. We need more TROCC Trail Days to spruce that shiz up. Next time I'm gonna try Dentist, maybe Physio. Any chance you're working on a Burke Map?

2Scoops

Due to logging, Time out is currently closed.  I rode Time Killer on Friday and it was in great shape...bit of a hike out though since Time Out was closed. 

Anyone interested in joining us for some Whistler ripping this year.  We will be going up usually Thursday's or Friday's weekly, or sometimes both.  Let me know if you want to join as we have some room.  Cheers

Took out the new bike today for the first time, a 2010 santa cruz v10, what a blast . I rode one of my all time favourite lines. 7th Secret, Pipeline, Lower Skull. I have been spending a lot of time mapping in the Fraser Valley, so I have not ridden the shore this year, the trails I rode today did take a bit of a beating over the winter but still in good shape.

YA GO RIDING AND TRAIL BUILDING FOR CLASS. AH TO BE TWENTY YEARS OLD AGAIN