And these trails are listed as RED
or for experienced riders
if they want to take the kids riding stay on the kids trails
Sorry, you’re quite wrong here. We ride reds at most trail centres as my kids (particularly my son) enjoy the challenge of the increased difficulty and trail features. Yes, he’s not always as quick as the adults, but he’s technically competent and, frankly, quicker up the hills than most of the guys pushing their enduro bikes 😉
The family trails are typically flat, open, wheelchair friendly sort of things and not at all what we want to ride. That said, they tend to be quite open and wide. Perhaps you’d have a better riding experience here, where people won’t block “your” trails and hold up your vitally important speed session.
Sorry mate, but you’re coming across as a bit of a cock here and you might want to reflect on this.