I have a Trek Y-22 carbon fiber full suspension. So far I've cracked a rib and broke my collar bone. Its a blast. no, really it is.

Although the triangle area has many  good trails to offer, I do have my favorites. They are very technical.  I helped blazed some of the trails over the last couple years with my riding partners. It seems once something is mastered, then try something else that didn't seem possible (or sane).  Recently, logging crews have destroyed much of the trails and taken some of the land for development. So, we enjoy the trails while we can.

Some names of obstacles....

• widow maker- a whoop dee doo
• dead mans' gulch- a fun gully that leads into the ridge loop. As certain odor used to linger in the  area. Hmmmm, that started just after we lost one of our riding partners.......coincidence?
• the viper- a  section of single track with switchbacks over some gullys.
• death trail- a single track favorite
• death trail 2- picks up where  dt ends. has some good gully runs.
• the goat- a trail connecting dt & dt2 to the high road.
• high road- an old logging road central to many trails
• stump trail- starts with a big stump and a large fallen tree resting against it, leading to a creek bed.
• ridge loop- a short loop trail that has 2 great whoop dee doos. Fairly easy in one direction,        but much more difficult in reverse, with a vertical rise (drop)  of ~9 feet

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