January 15 report from Jack Meyer, AERC Facebook page:
Attention riders, Tevis 100 Mile Trail Ride course, between Foresthill and Auburn.
This mud/rock slide is about 2 miles down river from Rucky Chucky, going toward Poverty Bar. This slide covers about 15 feet of the trail. Then, just a little past this, there are two good size rocks in the trail, (about twice the size of a 5 gallon bucket). But easy for a horse to get over. Not long after you turn onto the single-track after leaving Rucky Chucky there is a small tree across the trail, about 10 inches in diameter, that you would have to break some limbs off of to get a horse over it.
Attention riders, Tevis 100 Mile Trail Ride course, between Foresthill and Auburn.
This mud/rock slide is about 2 miles down river from Rucky Chucky, going toward Poverty Bar. This slide covers about 15 feet of the trail. Then, just a little past this, there are two good size rocks in the trail, (about twice the size of a 5 gallon bucket). But easy for a horse to get over. Not long after you turn onto the single-track after leaving Rucky Chucky there is a small tree across the trail, about 10 inches in diameter, that you would have to break some limbs off of to get a horse over it.
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