What SD county trails dry out the fastest?

[allison]

Originally Posted by Jman

A little off topic but are the Daley trails marked or is it just a giant series of trails. I'd like to ride there sometime next month but I work most weekends (unless I use vac time and after the races I have few hours left) so I'm gonna try to just head out and see what I see.

Go to geoladders and use my route. Er, here:

http://www.geoladders.com/show_route.php?route=2593

Good climbs, and for the most part you hit the good singletrack. Just print up the route directions and you're good to go.

[b5driver]

Anyone riding Saturday in SD? I was thinking about early morning or sometime in the afternoon. I need to work this weekend, but I'm tyring to fit in a little riding.

[bjammin]

Originally Posted by b5driver

Anyone riding Saturday in SD? I was thinking about early morning or sometime in the afternoon. I need to work this weekend, but I'm tyring to fit in a little riding.

Hey Scott, Sean(GP_rider) and I are hitting up Black Mntn. at 730am Call me if your interested.
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[dudevf1]

Originally Posted by OldDogDan

Jman,

They're not signed, but here's the map (hopefully attached). This map is usually avail at the trailhead, but sometimes out. Not too hard to figure out which trail you're on if you've got the map, since they have eliminated most non-sanctioned trails.

I am not sure what is meant by "signed", but there are posted trail signs at the trail intersection points. If you take this map and look at it as you come to the trail intersections then it should be relatively easy to determine where you are and where you are headed.

[OldDogDan]

[quote]I am not sure what is meant by "signed", but there are posted trail signs at the trail intersection points. quote]

Yeah, I think I did notice a trail sign a while back...I don't remember when they first put them in, but since I've been riding there longer than that, I don't slow down at intersections or look at the signs! So with the map and the trail signs, should be really easy to navigate. Thanks for the correction.

[atomrat]

Santa Luz loop was pretty good yesterday. There was some sections that could use a few more days to dry out. Some idiot in a 4x4 went out on some of the fire roads while it was wet, really tore up the roads.