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  • The Poedunks

    are an IMBA affiliated trail club.

    Our focus is building, maintaining and riding sustainable singletrack on Peavine in partnership with Washoe County Parks, The US Forest service, the City of Reno and other Peavine user groups.

    To receive updates about of upcoming projects and events please send us an email
    poedunknv@gmail.com

    Poedunks, Inc.
    P.O. Box 9222
    Reno, NV 89507

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N-Trail

The work on the “N Trail” is a trail maintenance project organized by the Poedunks, an IMBA affiliated club.

These trail improvements are being done with the permission from the Washoe County Parks Department.

Eric O tests the first berm

Utilizing design and construction methods endorsed by the IMBA, PTBA and USFS the primary goals for the N Trail Project are:

* Incorporate the existing trail into Rancho San Rafaels trail system 
* Increase Sustainability
* Provide Challenge
* Reduced user conflicts

Sustainability and challenge will be achieved by improving the existing alignment by: avoiding the fall-line, out-sloping the trail tread, incorporating grade reversals, constructing in-sloped (bermed) turns, and rock armoring techniques. Conflict will be reduced by maintaining long sightlines and controlling speeds at trail intersections.

The Poedunks mission is to maintain and enhance Peavines non-motorized trail network by volunteering to do trail maintenance, trail building and mountain clean ups by working with the U.S. Forest Service, Washoe County Parks, the City of Reno, and other Peavine user groups.

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  1. [...] mountain biking course in all of Northern Nevada, right here in Reno. It’s called the Entrail, or the “N” Trail because is runs from the big white N on a hillside above town. The trail is conceived, built and [...]