Laguna Coast Wilderness Park

BurnDawg

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OK, but I reserve the right to bail out if Mike has us doing more harm than good. I won't do tread work when it's dry, I won't build out-sloped turns and I won't dumb down natural features.

Not sure what we can accomplish in the dry. Clearing drains. Cutting brush maybe.

Sorry to be negative. I am more than willing to do trail work when the ground is wet and someone who likes mt. biking is directing the work.
 
Come join @herzalot , we're working on Lizard (not sure what work is since soil is dry, we'll see).

The work is installing one of these at each end to keep the bikes out. :)

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To be fair, lizards does need a lot of TLC. It's needlessly beat up with braking bumps and bomb holes. Most of what it needs requires water like @herzalot said. I suppose you could clear the drains and stack brush to narrow the trail, but without water, that's it. Lower is in good shape but it's turning into double track because people can't manage to corner properly and stay on a trail.
 
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