No, the berm is part of the pump track. Here is a different angle that shows the setup jump into the hip. I wish I had a good picture of the beginning. You start on the side of a hill, go down about a 30 foot long berm/roll in, straight into a long step-up landing in a berm. Out of that berm, you hit a jump going into the landing shown in the very left of this picture. It is super fun, the whole thing feels like a roller coaster... hahado you hit that lip coming out of the berm? or is the berm part of the pump track?
You look like you're eating the ocean breeze.
don't diss my smog flakes. they're grrrrrrrreat....You look like you're eating the ocean breeze.
x2 - although I was getting winded just watching that. Ironman laps you were taking there Ted!hell yea! ^
Sounds like that beer was well worth it!Don, I was hurtin from diggin/riding. my legs were so sore I couldn't even jump the last step up.
The line is almost done being roughed in, still need a lot of clean up work and drainage dialed in but next season it should get epic.
Damn. Super bummer. That place was legendary.When the Lynnwood trails were started seven years ago, there was a farmer with a cow in his yard across the street. Today there are condo's where the cow once stood.
65 jumps, endless lines of roasting goodness came to an end today. Plows come in this week. We met with the city parks dept. to see if there was anything we could do to save them/make them legal. Basically all we did was give them some names (ours) so they know who to give fines to, if and when the time comes.
Anyone that builds trails knows that pictures/videos can't do justice to a spot. Those that came by and shared some beers, scoops, sessions, bbq'd and just shared a laugh know how great this place was. Thanks to anyone who lent a hand!
I know this video was posted earlier but it deserves a repost.