Was there last weekend, stayed in a chalet, had an amazing time!
The trails are really good, some are pretty tough, lots of roots and pretty steep inclines. But very well mapped and easy to navigate which was awesome. Found a really good downhill section which I did twice, 3km of downhill, second time I did it in 10 minutes. 10 Minutes of non-stop downhill was something else, this weekend was the best trails I have ever been on, can't wait to do more.
I was with a group of six of us with differing abilities, so there was a fair amount of waiting around for the others to catch up.
But it was still an amazing time. One of the guys brought a fat bike which I used on the Sunday, it was tons of fun! Less momentum over large obstacles than my 29er (which was surprising), but tons of grip to go over wet rocks and through deep mud. In fact I was the only one to get through a few sections on that bike, so much fun! The tire soaks up the bumps with a springing motion, but no damping, so it was very hard on the arms, especially after doing that downhill run twice the day before.
The routes:
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https://www.polarpersonaltrainer.com/shared/exercise.ftl?shareTag=5c0900174be4f17e8b83dab0d4dcbc95#.VWRvG6J_PDg2.
https://www.polarpersonaltrainer.com/shared/exercise.ftl?shareTag=1d6067d4252ed99722baadce5e75a2cb#.VWRuF8N6BtA3.
https://www.polarpersonaltrainer.com/shared/exercise.ftl?shareTag=3e6cb6dd033567f4e25573180fa5b2de#.VWRuNrFCcWMAnd the pics!
P.S. Really like the fat bike, it showed me it could easily be a Summer bike too, if I had the space and money I'd get one in a heartbeat!
