| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 2001 | Justin Leal | |
| 2002 | David Beeson | I have ridden hidden valley. And as a 36 year old buisness owner and avid rider, I hope to see the trails system stay and contribute to the great sport that kept me out of trouble in my youth. |
| 2003 | Anonymous | Riding is much more than kids on bikes, its kids off drugs. You can't do drugs if you're busy trying to be the next Mike Aitken or even someone as young as Dennis Enarson. I am from the East Coast and I do not believe in feuding over who's better, I believe in feuding over letting these kids who do not believe that school sports are there thing, but choose action sports. How are we to support them by tearing down the obstacles that make their dreams reality. Save the Dirt Jumps and fight for your kids to do something they enjoy in this world. |
| 2004 | Anonymous | dont destroy that those dj are so sick to ride |
| 2005 | Ray | |
| 2006 | Anonymous | id like to see this place stay around a few more years iv alwiz wanted to go to them its a shame your tereing them doun.... also by trereing them doun your not going to stop the homless people from going there thell go there anyway put a fens up and make it a reel park
or the frist time one of them gits arested thay shood go away |
| 2007 | austin novratil | |
| 2008 | clay orlando | |
| 2009 | Goldie Butler a.k.a Shaun Butler | I am 31 year old taxpaying bmx rider that works a 40 hour a week job as a field systems audit for an environemental company. Hidden Valley is the only place near by besides Sheep Hills that can keep me in shape to continue to be a professional rider in which as a part time job, I also ride at hundreds of elementary schools, middle schools and highschools promoting a drug free high on life message using my bike. I have ridden hidden valley since I was a teenager and it truly is my hideaway and dream spot to keep me in shape and healthy and young for the my two vibrant kids that need an energetic dad. Please keep our trails up and reconsider what you are tearing down. "The destruction of positive youth construction" |
| 2010 | Andrew Pierce | |
| 2011 | Kari Rogne | |
| 2012 | lewis daly | |
| 2013 | Anonymous | |
| 2014 | maya labat | ride trails ride right and thats all we need! |
| 2015 | John Percy | I don't see the connection between the dirt jumps and the noise. I think a closer look should be taken at what the problem is and how it may be better solved. |
| 2016 | Jhan Vernon | |
| 2017 | marty wendt | When I worked at Ride BMX Magazine we shot photos of some of the top pros in the world at these trails. After the photo shoot those same pros were showing young neighborhood kids how to ride their bikes better. If that opportunity surfaced with football or baseball, would the fields be getting torn down? Bicycle dirt jumps help build confidence in young cyclists, breed talented riders and keep kids doing something productive versus hanging out on the corner or playing video games and turning into the average overweight American. |
| 2018 | Curtis Layne | |
| 2019 | Paul Kim | |
| 2020 | Anonymous | had this problem too many times
glad someones doing something about it |
| 2021 | Dan | |
| 2022 | Jesse Nickell | bike trails are important for kids an teens these days helps them get there energy out an out of trouble |
| 2023 | dousset baptiste | je signe pour la survie du bmx |
| 2024 | Michael Benson | |
| 2025 | Colton Carson | these are ways for people to enjoy their life...not to try to create any harm or or negativity,..only positivity |
| 2026 | Joakim Andreassen | |
| 2027 | Carsten Bonde | Give the strength of our commutiny! |
| 2028 | nichlas steglich | May the trails stay forever. |
| 2029 | Kai Young | Don't tear it down, the kids need somewhere to ride. America has a reputation of obesity and tearing down some prestigous dirt jumps is just plain wrong. |
| 2030 | mark weir | |
| 2031 | sean duncan | |
| 2032 | sean duncan | |
| 2033 | dylan renn | |
| 2034 | gabriel shaw | no body lets you have pride in anything anymore, sucks. |
| 2035 | Danny Parks | Don't knock down the trails! |
| 2036 | Tony Hughes | |
| 2037 | HYUGE SHLONGG | YOU GUYS ARE DUMB IF YOU SMASH AND BASH THE TRAILS DOWN |
| 2038 | brian hepinstall | All it would take to clear up the area would be the occasional police patrol car driving down Coldwater Ln. every so often maybe even running a spotlight over the area. Drug addicts and vagrants do not like law enforcement, thats no seceret.
There are more then a few places in the area where these people came from, have them go back there rathen then bring earth moving equipment into a public park. Which would be more cost effective, the occasional police car drving down that street(Coldwater Ln) or trucking out some earth moving equipment and paying hourly for the man power to knock down jumps which will do pretty much nothing to deter homeless who will only congregate more due the the abundance of space. |
| 2039 | Julie Van Valkenburg | |
| 2040 | Craig Barton | like come on kids dream are made on those "piles of dirt" |
| 2041 | Anonymous | |
| 2042 | CHAD BELBEY | |
| 2043 | jesse addington | i live in idaho and ride i totally support wat ur doin |
| 2044 | Anonymous | You take away the jumps, and you'll just have more trouble, not less. The jumps provide a constructive way for people to spend their time, rather then drinking and fighting. The trouble makers will still be hanging around long after the jumps are gone, since they are not there to ride anyway! Think before you act people, come on! |
| 2045 | Doug | save the jumps! |
| 2046 | Anonymous | |
| 2047 | quinn | |
| 2048 | erik petterssen | |
| 2049 | Jordan | Don't tear it down. Hold an event to attract revenue! |
| 2050 | Anonymous | Keeps the jumps. Kids need something to keep busy. |