Excellent Mr Didly. Might not be the most techy trail but the height differential makes up for it.
That's the spirit. I can't remember the last time I took the train up unless going to do Ando's.
Ha! I'm rocking a 30t ring so i spin out at 55kph! It's fun though.That's the spirit. I can't remember the last time I took the train up unless going to do Ando's.
One of the only trails that you can put it in your longest legged gear and go flat out. The end section bit is the highlight and I don't mean the causeway climb when your tanks are empty
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Oh, you have one of those new fangled drivetrains.
I park near the access gate at the railway line outside the park. I would consider it a failed ride to not do the causeway unless it is mid 30's and I'm out of water. I'm pretty nancy for that climb but have to do it. I find up the causeway on the way in is a harder since it is a hell of a way to wake up.
Thanks mate. Yeah the last bit while fun, was quite shaky on the hardtail with 2.1'' tyres. Will have to head back with a duallie sometime.
That hill is evil with cold legs! I buy a NSW park pass as we swim down there in summer so it's too tempting to bypass the bitchumen.Oh, you have one of those new fangled drivetrains.
I park near the access gate at the railway line outside the park. I would consider it a failed ride to not do the causeway unless it is mid 30's and I'm out of water. I'm pretty nancy for that climb but have to do it. I find up the causeway on the way in is a harder since it is a hell of a way to wake up.
There is a place for bailout gears. The causeway builds character
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So much of the single track which isn't 'groomed' is rough and tyre shredding rock, I love it! Hit the roughest line for max fun, I don't think any cameras could handle the chunder.
+ causeway :thumb:
Totally agree, great place for a swim!
