The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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wanted to ride trails, but considering how muddy dirt roads are, I am content with my choice.
Nice. Is there much of a cave down there? And where is it?
That's at Mono Cliffs Provincial park, about an hour or so north of Toronto and is on the Niagara escarpment.
That thing is more of a giant crack with a significant drop down the cliff. There are lots of caves along the escarpment though.
Duncan Caves Provincial Park has some cool ones:
If you find the deep cracks, you can find ice and snow down there in June.
Some aren't so friendly. If you go down, you might not be able to go back up.
Ontario man 'lucky' to be alive after 22 hours trapped in crevice
Emergency crews from Barrie, Toronto and the local Clearview Fire Department had worked through the night to rescued Seth Rowe, who fell 12 metres into a narrow crevice
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We have ice caves up in Richmond. I spent quite a few years crawling underground.That's at Mono Cliffs Provincial park, about an hour or so north on Toronto and is on the Niagara escarpment.
That thing is more of a giant crack with a significant drop down the cliff. There are lots of caves along the escarpment though.
Duncan Caves Provincial Park has some cool ones:
If you find the deep cracks, you can find ice and snow down there in June.
Some aren't so friendly. If you go down, you might not be able to go back up.
Ontario man 'lucky' to be alive after 22 hours trapped in crevice
Emergency crews from Barrie, Toronto and the local Clearview Fire Department had worked through the night to rescued Seth Rowe, who fell 12 metres into a narrow crevice
That sounds cool. And creepy.
On my DH bike wearing armour and full face and some warm up drops beforehand...then maybe. Been a while since I've dropped anything that big and certainly not on my trail bike. Did pick up some good lines on Sluice with H and enjoyed the back loop as haven't done it in a long time.
Original location of the hog farm, hippies who fed Woodstock lived here. Finally easy weather riding season is here.
Just to let you know, the trail was closed.
First non Wednesday post work ride in months. Felt good to get out of work before 6.
Don't know who that guy is going up, but I watched him almost stuff it on every corner. He was riding like he had rigor mortis.
Also been a few months since I rode this place. The local conservation area has put in a lovely new trail. Ahem I mean road?
Don't know who that guy is going up, but I watched him almost stuff it on every corner. He was riding like he had rigor mortis.
Also been a few months since I rode this place. The local conservation area has put in a lovely new trail. Ahem I mean road?
Fer chrissake go fer it. You ain't running cantis.Crossing this is fun in summer but a big nope in 32F.
I prefer not getting my feet wet in freezing weather at the beginning of the ride. It’s random boulders under water, not decent trail.
Fer chrissake go build a bridge!
On an illegal trail in a Massachusetts State park?Fer chrissake go build a bridge!
When @johnbryanpeters was a kid he got hypothermia walking to school in both directions, and liked it.
Delivering newspapers on a bicycle in Ridgewood, New Jersey too care of that.
you coming down to these parts this winter?Not bad for November.
Would like to but there is still too much uncertainty with testing and stuff at the border.
All your food pics look delicious. I wish I had ambition to cook.
Tried to convince wife we should head there for festivus. The 24hr drive in winter conditions is the problem.