The Route

Oak Hill → Mouth of Canoose → The Flowage → Old Barn Trail → Trail 5801

This route gives you a bit of everything. Some smoother sections to cruise, mixed with spring conditions that keep you on your toes the whole way through.

Spring Conditions Are Back

If you’ve ridden in New Brunswick this time of year, you already know what we were dealing with.

Water everywhere.
Mud holes that don’t look deep… until they are.
And trails that have changed a lot since last season.

We hit plenty of mud and water throughout the ride, and it didn’t take long before the machines were wearing that “A Bit of Mud” badge proudly.

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Trail 5801 – The Beaver Strikes Again

Trail 5801 has been a problem spot for a while, and we’ve all taken turns trying to get through it over the years.

It looks manageable at first, but once you’re in it, you realize how deep and tricky it can be.

And this time…

Real Rookie finally made it across.

After years of attempts and turnarounds, this was the ride where it all came together.

Huge moment for the crew and one of those wins that makes the whole ride even better.

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A Solid Crew and a Great Day

We had a strong group out for this one, and that always makes a difference.

More laughs, more stories, and more help when things get a little messy. That’s what it’s all about for us. Getting out there, pushing through the conditions, and making memories together.

We also crossed paths with other riders along the way, which is always great to see. The trails are busy again and the community is out enjoying it.

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Final Thoughts

This ride had everything you want from a spring day on the trails. Challenging conditions, a big milestone moment, and a crew that makes it all worth it.

Trail 5801 is still living up to its reputation, but this time it gave us a win we’ve been chasing for a long time.

If you’re heading out soon, be ready for wet conditions and changing trails. Spring riding always keeps things interesting.