Halfway through my ride of the Yellow Trail yesterday I was convinced that I must have missed the sign saying "trail closed". This was the first time I have been on the trail since the flood waters. It was cruel and full of the biggest misquotes I have ever seen. My ride turned into a walk. I was very glad to reach the path halfway, where I then decided to ride up to Shelby Farms and do a lap of the Tour D'Wolf.
There have always been a few sand sections, but the trail is now 75% sand.
This was the first on numerous trees that have fallen and are blocking the trail.
I was amazed at the erosion that is taking place along the river. The trail is almost gone.
There were so many places that were just destroyed.
I decided to purposely crash my bike for a better angle of the trail.
I was just waiting for a snake walking through this section.
Riding through all that mess was well worth it. This shot is from a section of the Tour D'Wolf at Shelby Farms. This may be one of my favorite views in Memphis. I love the way the single track snakes up the hill.
I would not recommend riding the yellow trail. I don't know what the section between the path and Walnut Grove is like, but the side I rode is horrible. Go out to Herb Parsons or ride the Tour D'Wolf.
Hope everyone has a great holiday weekend.
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