Has anybody noticed how no Fynbos or indigenous flora has replaced the magnificent forest that was harvested.The new track that was cut was such a great job and brilliant to ride, but it has degraded quickly. Not from lack of build quality more the quality of the environment around it. I was under the impression that a major reason for the Forest harvest was to allow the natural habitat to grow back. This is so not the case as the new single track that has been re-cut is Port Jackson and other exotics and weeds all the way. The track has changed from hard pack to loose sand as there is no nice healthy indigenous fynbos growth or forest to hold it together, The fynbos is happy lower down and around Noordhoek loop, but this newly re-cut 4 part section is shocking and clearly neglected, what a pity. If they don't control it soon it will become very expensive to cut down and then ignored and we will be robbed of the Fynbos paradise it could easily be with a bit of care.
