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Taos Roc Pit reviews
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The Pits in the Paradise 2+ years
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Updated:
Played on:Nov 18, 2020
Played the course:5+ times
Pros:
-Paradise views of Taos Mountain.
-You could find enough baskets to practice on.
-You could find enough baskets to practice on.
Cons:
-Unpleasant landscape to walk around:
-Glass, barbed wire, debris, trash, old tires
-Can be super slick for days after rain or snow.
-Tees mostly abandoned/ hard to find.
-More of a dirt bike bowl than a course for now.
-Need to jump a curb to park safely.
-Glass, barbed wire, debris, trash, old tires
-Can be super slick for days after rain or snow.
-Tees mostly abandoned/ hard to find.
-More of a dirt bike bowl than a course for now.
-Need to jump a curb to park safely.
Other Thoughts:
COURSE UPDATE FOR EARLY 2021: Sadly I would have to assess the current course condition as 'abandoned'. Several baskets have been stolen. A new course has been planned so stay tuned.
The Roc Pit is on the south side of Taos and can be reached either as directed via Chamisa off Highway 68/ Paseo del Pueblo Sur, or by going all the way south from downtown on Salazar to a newly paved area with the course on the right. You can jump the curb or park barely off the road.
The Roc Pit is on the south side of Taos and can be reached either as directed via Chamisa off Highway 68/ Paseo del Pueblo Sur, or by going all the way south from downtown on Salazar to a newly paved area with the course on the right. You can jump the curb or park barely off the road.
