Blue Diamond Question

[nocturnal]

Blue Diamond lists on offroad track in addition to the MX tracks. Is this a hare scramble track? I am not a MXer but I like hare scramble and woods riding. Blue Diamond is only an hour away and I'm thinking about trying it. I would be riding a KTM 200EXC. Any feedback is appreciated. ?

[blingbling]

What they are refering to as an offroad track is the second moto x track. It is where the atvs run along with bikes, very hard packed.

[flintlock28]

Yes, what blingbling said is correct......

It's basically an easier, smaller form of MX track. It is totally out in the open (i.e. it's NOT near any trees)

I was there Saturday, and actually the track was relatively loamy, which was a nice suprise from it's usual Hardpack. I like to ride the "off-road track", when I'm too tired to handle the MX track.

[nocturnal]

Thanks for the feedback. How long is the offroad track? Would I look out-of-place riding a KTM enduro on that track?

[RedRida110]

It is basically an intermediate MX track which bikes and ATV's can use. It's actually a lot of fun and it isn't super easy like most intermediate tracks. A few nice jumps and some nice hills and turns.

[yz133rider]

Alot of people on enduros ride that track and seem to do fine.

[vetteguy]

You would not be out of place on the ATV track. Good mix of riders. There is no Harescramble track. Good Luck. Guy

[flintlock28]

How would most of you rate the regular MX track, as compared to most other MX tracks in the Mid-Atlantic area?? (i.e. easier than most, about the same, or more difficult?)

I've only ridden Blue D's MX track and Rausch Creek, so I don't have a real "reference" to go by. Let me know your views.

Don