When you just don't feel like riding to the trail, so you build your own in your front yard. Still, a work in progress but basically the two main trails have been placed with a third eventually coming from the inside of the garage line to launch into the street (the goal, hopefully). The majority of the rocks were collected by my friend and some bought by me with little contributions found on my part. This is the result of about 6 weekends? Haven't really been counting but tackled this all summer and has been an absolute blast! The top trail rides rough and technical at a slower pace while the bottom can be quite fast and surprisingly smooth. More rocks for borders and some fill in along with some more logs (I cut two logs in half and cross hatched them for grip with a circ saw for the log runs) and eventually ground cover for in-between the trails and above as well as some really cool black leafed plants with red cluster flowers that are amazing, but have to wait on the shrubbery (nee!) till next year as they are out of planting season now as we start fall here I'm Colorado. Hope you guys like and feel free to ask any questions you may have. Ride hard, ride safe brothers!
by Jawapacino13
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Pretty mild chunk you got so far. Then again, challenging features wouldn’t usually be the vibe if you aren’t ready to drive/ride out to the trailhead in the first place!
This would be a sick rc crawler course.