The hunt for new trails sometimes requires that trails be made, not simply found.  A recent contact of some of the group lead to an agreement with the owner of some private land in the area.  There were a few logging trails though the mountainside but we weren't looking for the easy way.  Looking up the mountainside there were rocks in those woods just asking for a trail to be cut though the tough stuff.  Armed with chainsaws, clippers and manpower we scouted some great lines though the rock fields as well as  carved a few bypasses around the tough stuff.  One trail ran along a dragon-back of exposed bedrock that will make for some interesting 4 wheeling.  Another trail followed a rock garden of medium to large sized very loose rocks up the mountainside for quite a stretch that promises to never be the same trail twice.  Most of our day here was to work on the trails for another day however we did manage to test a few of the trails and got a glimpse of what Harmony has to offer.  These foothills are old.  Very old.  Worn rocks and crumbling bedrock intermingling with trees of every size and loose mossy soil all combines to challenge the toughest rigs.