After a week or two of some insane heat, looking like it was august in the beginning of may, we have had almost a month of shitty weather, which might have been good for my exams and my thesis preparation but not so much for riding the trail!! Anyways I cought the occasion to make a bit of renovation on parts damaged by the rain, and finish some new features which i hope we can ride soon!

Not so stoked on how some people who define themselves as locals pretty much disappear when it’s time to dig, well I guess you know what I mean! Anyways, thanks to the ones who came up to give me a hand! I hope to post some riding pics soon!

Oh and last thing, I would like to thank Alessandro Falci hand tools for his support, he’s been real cool to supply us with pretty much any tool a trail digger could need, I was pretty stoked about that!

Pics by myself, compact camera, sorry for the shitty quality!

Hi guys,

Let me introduce you our trail here in Italy, more precisely on the hills of Turin.

We formerly had another trail which was quite a bit of history for the Italian trail scene, as it was the first one ever in Italy. It was called the Jurassico, and was put down a few years ago thanks to some stupid people, well you know the story right?

Last summer my buddies and myself decided we couldn’t stand being “trailless” anymore, so we began to look for a new spot to build, which would be a little less accessible, a little more hidden! And that’s how we began building the Cretaceo (which name came obviously to us as a tribute to the Jurassico) in September. We are for now four diggers, Albi “Gandi”, Francesco “Pive”, Giacomo “Jack” and myself, Thomas “Champi”. I hope we will recruit some more soon!

Here are a few pics from September till last week…

Some more stuff coming while we build new features, keep tuned and ride on!