If they built them it's entirely up to them to share if they choose.
to be honest.. I think the OP is being more than a bit thoughtless.. loose lips sink ships and all that.. I was just stirring.. 😳
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the first rule of fight club...
All abat de respeck innit? 🙄
We've got some 'secret trails' (i.e. everyone local knows about them, people not local wouldn't be interested) just a couple of hundred yards from our house. No idea who originally did the 'landscaping', one person, one crew, or just people doing it bit by bit over years for the love of the sport. I know that when we go there we have a tidy up and prune, repair berms and jumps as needed, and not just for 'our' benefit (whoever 'we' are), but for all riders who would enjoy the tracks.
I came across this interesting post today, with some very interesting views. You can clearly see who respects trail builders and who just, like someone mentioned earlier, ' goes down to their local area (The lookout) and never digs, or helps out.
I build the trails in Fox Hill along with some great guys. Its taken us around 3 years to build them to the standard that they are. We dig in the rain and till it gets dark - not my favorite but we reap the rewards when the summer comes around.
The land is not ours, and in a ideal world we would have our own land :/ We are making the most of our surroundings, giving the younger generation an alternative option to hanging out on street corners..
If you want to come down and ride, your more than welcome. However we would ask for you to help us dig as well.