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What is waxed granite and why are MTB trail builders using it?
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What is waxed granite and why are MTB trail builders using it?
It might look like dirt, but it’s waxed granite. Photos: Pathfinder Trail Building. Singletracks recently came across a social media post by Pathfinder Trail Building that sparked our curiosity. In it, Adam Buck, the owner, mentioned using a new material called waxed granite to re-surface a jump line at Carver Lake Bike Park in Woodbury, Minnesota. Having never heard of this material before, we were also curious about how and when trail builders…
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