This is No Net, a trail segment at Cherokee Park here in Louisville. Cherokee is around 11 miles of singletrack in the middle of Louisville which is ~1 million population.
No Net is the most technical section of Cherokee and we've (KyMBA) had to reroute much of it this year due to erosion issues with the old trail alignment. It's different, but still awesome, and sustainable now.
0:13 is a log skinny that you can't tell but is around 3' up at it's peak.
1:33 is a solid rock area that has a 6-8' drop to the left straight onto rocks.
After that section until after the second switchback, it's about a 60 degree slope down to the creek below
The 2 switchbacks are 9' diameter , super tight. Some people like that guy try to go on the outer edge, I like to cut it tight.
No Net is the most technical section of Cherokee and we've (KyMBA) had to reroute much of it this year due to erosion issues with the old trail alignment. It's different, but still awesome, and sustainable now.
0:13 is a log skinny that you can't tell but is around 3' up at it's peak.
1:33 is a solid rock area that has a 6-8' drop to the left straight onto rocks.
After that section until after the second switchback, it's about a 60 degree slope down to the creek below
The 2 switchbacks are 9' diameter , super tight. Some people like that guy try to go on the outer edge, I like to cut it tight.
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