What about St George?
- Thread starter sanjuro
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To answer your questions:
St. George will be busy, but not packed like Moab is bound to be. Dixie High (college) will be out, so you won't have to contend with the idiots, and the snowbirds run north by then. Most people around here don't go to St. George for Memorial Day, simply because it'll be hot.
The trails in St. George also kick Moabs to the curb.
Brian Head's last day for winter operations is April 15th, and while they haven't had a banner year like the Northern resorts, it may be unlikely that they will be open by Memorial Day, or it could be their opening weekend.
There's plenty of DH/FR stuff around St. George if you hookup with some locals. Here www.utahmountainbiking.com in the forums you can find more info.
St. George will be busy, but not packed like Moab is bound to be. Dixie High (college) will be out, so you won't have to contend with the idiots, and the snowbirds run north by then. Most people around here don't go to St. George for Memorial Day, simply because it'll be hot.
The trails in St. George also kick Moabs to the curb.
Brian Head's last day for winter operations is April 15th, and while they haven't had a banner year like the Northern resorts, it may be unlikely that they will be open by Memorial Day, or it could be their opening weekend.
There's plenty of DH/FR stuff around St. George if you hookup with some locals. Here www.utahmountainbiking.com in the forums you can find more info.
Only if you don't know the right folks in Moab...blue said:
The one advantage that St. George has over Moab is the concentration of Mormons.
Weekend days at the local Walmart equal freak show days at the local carnival what with all of polygimists prancing around with their slaves ("wives').
Say Hi to my peeps when you head out there...
I know the right folks in both places... Personal opinion?justsomeguy said:
Based upon your comment, you obviously don't know the right folks in Moab.blue said:
Or you don't know the right people in St. George?
Oh silly uninformed child, I certainly know the right people in St. George.blue said:
As in the folks that are involved in opening a great deal of the routes around St. George, legal and otherwise (hint: she works for the BLM and he has been involved in local trail blazing for a LONG time).
Please continue to proclaim your cluelessnes to the world, it makes for very funny reading.
You're an importer, aren't you?
I'm also willing to bet there's more Momos in Moab percentagewise than in SG.
How many times have you been out here, douchenozzle? 4, 5 times?
How many times have you been out here, douchenozzle? 4, 5 times?
It's quite entertaining, I must admit.justsomeguy said:
How in God's name can you or I know anything about riding in Utah?
Maybe he will tell us all about Vernal next. That would be a hoot.
Be my guest, since you seem to know more than I about where I live.
The ignore list is my new best friend...again.
The ignore list is my new best friend...again.
sanjuro said:
Seconded!BuddhaRoadkill said: