profdant139 wrote:
Ken, we looked carefully at the Ossagon trail -- too technical for us! At my age, I have become a mountain cruiser, rather than a real mtb guy. These days, a nice tame fire road looks a lot better than a tricky single track. Three bad bike accidents, and that is enough for me.
We didn't find the Ossagon very technical at all (Allison let's me know when I've strayed too far). The most difficult parts were down by the beach when the trail got sandy. In the forest, it was wide and smooth. Through the redwoods, the trail was composed of decomposed redwood needles, etc. Very spongy and different than riding through the woods in other parts of the west. Very interesting to ride in places where the downed trees are still higher than being on a bike.
