MVT closed north of Humpback Bridge because of flooding (4/18/11)

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  • #909884
    PotomacCyclist
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    ARLnow has pictures of that section of the trail. Some people are riding on the grass, next to the GW Parkway. Be careful if you’re doing that. The improvised path is pretty close to the cars.

    http://www.arlnow.com/2011/04/18/part-of-mt-vernon-trail-closed-due-to-flooding/

    #925601
    consularrider
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    The section between Memorial Bridge and the 17 Milepost was still closed this morning (Tuesday at 8 am). The flood waters had mostly receded leaving a thin layer of slimy mud behind, some standing water, and a couple of logs. Some cyclists were riding around the barriers and through the mess while others stayed on the upper route along the Parkway.

    #925611
    consularrider
    Participant

    There were still barriers up this morning near Memorial Bridge at 8 am Wednesday. Most of the water is gone, but there was still a 50 +/- stretch of slimy mud that many riders were going through. Others still riding in the grass along side the Parkway.

    #925613
    OneEighth
    Participant

    How’s the MVT north of Humpback looking this morning? I have been using the southern approach to the 14th Street Bridge.

    #925615
    consularrider
    Participant

    It’s dry and open all the way. The area just north of Memorial Bridge has a thin coating of dried mud that is slowly wearing off with the traffic of the past two days. May get slippery again tomorrow with the predicted rain.

    #925616
    OneEighth
    Participant

    Thanks. Much appreciated. It’s really great the way folks help out on this forum.

    #925645
    Lggoran
    Participant

    How does th path to mt Vernon look now?

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