Destroying a trail that's mostly rock, what were ya doin?? Sorry I couldn't make it up there, iffy knee wouldn't be happy with all those power moves, plus it's my on call week so I tend not to stray too far from home.
Bye bike seasoni did too. Forecast is for 24” in the next 10 days.
Good day at the park, good day to end the season. Haven't gotten this many days of dh in a season (incl 5 weekends in a row) since before the kids were born; that's not really saying much tbh, but I'll take it.
Was today your reeb test ride?
Above 10k, and probably anything lower and north facing, yes.
well...that looks like fun!
That’s why on days like that I just blow through the meadows on an e-bike, and make my own trails, wearing a full face and mirrored goggles. And a boom box playing Diplo, so there is no WAY they will think it’s me.
They are open year round, no?
they are. gotta be a bit creative to get there for the next 6-9 months until they rebuild i-40 into tennessee though. rock creek is year round too.
The stretch that's closed wouldn't impact me. Still a 10 hour drive. Although dumb decisions could be made to ride dh in the winter.
Rode that place many, many times when we lived in Longmont. Weekdays for the low close to town stuff, weekends for the higher up/further out stuff. Close to town trails just turn into crowded shit-shows on the weekends. Probably even worse now.
some stuff remains rideable all year, like Dakota Ridge. others will be rideable between storms, or after them if one likes to fat bike instead of plank-sliding
More people logged strava rides on Bitterbrush today than my home trails have seen all year so far.
