Bryan/College Station

[Locked Up]

Anybody form the Bryan/College Station area on here?

[JeremyH]

There are a few guys....but most comp with us....like you should.

[rock hard]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

There are a few guys....but most comp with us....like you should.

Yeah its really not that bad a drive is it?

I think its like 2 hrs to galveston from bryan,depending on traffic

Its 6 all the way basically,and ya have a spot on 45 right(concret park)? maybe thats not to bad either taking back roads dew east basically

[Locked Up]

Originally Posted by JeremyH

There are a few guys....but most comp with us....like you should.

I was just looking for people to mess around with locally.

I might hit some of yalls comps depending on the schedule/location.

Terry Hershey park looks like a reasonable drive but it's the same day as we have a comp planned for CTX.

[JeremyH]

Yeah....not sure on that location. We have never comped there and it's been a while since I've been out there. We did have two guys that were big into scalers who lived in CS....but we havent heard from them in a while.

[Aggie01]

Originally Posted by Locked Up

I was just looking for people to mess around with locally.

I might hit some of yalls comps depending on the schedule/location.

Terry Hershey park looks like a reasonable drive but it's the same day as we have a comp planned for CTX.

I used to do a lot of mountain biking out at lake Bryan in college. I bet you can find some sweet crawling out there.

[Locked Up]

Originally Posted by brian3323

I used to do a lot of mountain biking out at lake Bryan in college. I bet you can find some sweet crawling out there.

I'll have to go check that out.

Are the rocks right around the lake or back on the bike trails?

Any particular places I should look for?

[Aggie01]

Originally Posted by Locked Up

I'll have to go check that out.

Are the rocks right around the lake or back on the bike trails?

Any particular places I should look for?

I would head for the bike trails. The trails wind through the woods and go up and down the levy. There are some nasty steep climbs out there as far as mountain biking goes. There are also a few creek crossings that would be good to check out. Just watch out for riders!

I am not sure about the lake. I know it is a man made lake and has pretty steep levies all around, but you probably won't find any rocks by the water that are bigger than rubble. Keep me posted on what you find out there. It may end up being nothing more than a cool place to do some trail running with a scaler, but wont know till you try.