I remember riding in Sun Valley and seeing where the only root on a section of trail was a great jump, and then someone would come in and cut it out! So frustrating.
Regarding the signage damage, there has always been a contingent of riders that has wanted to keep Bookwus a secret but it's not really necessary. The difficulty and awkwardness of the trail for riders of lower skill levels, particularly when it's anything but bone dry, limits the trail's popularity.
Oct. 15, 2020, 9:40 a.m. - Cam McRae
I remember riding in Sun Valley and seeing where the only root on a section of trail was a great jump, and then someone would come in and cut it out! So frustrating. Regarding the signage damage, there has always been a contingent of riders that has wanted to keep Bookwus a secret but it's not really necessary. The difficulty and awkwardness of the trail for riders of lower skill levels, particularly when it's anything but bone dry, limits the trail's popularity.