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  • SouthWestern USA Holiday Pics – Just to remind us what dry trails look like
  • zinger
    Free Member

    Well at least the wet weather we've had recently has given me the time to add a MTB trip I did back in April to My website

    http://WWW.MTB-HOL.COM

    Two weeks of fantastic singletrack riding and NO rain

    The route I took

    Phoenix Area Ride

    Hawes – Had a great ride here with some AZ MTBR forum members, great trails and good company

    On another day I had a great ride over at Pima & Dynamite – brilliant xc singletrack

    Saw a couple snakes riding at Pima here one of em

    Sedona
    I did a couple of rides in Sedona on the first day I did a big loop near Oak Creek Village
    Llama Trail

    Broken Arrow Trail

    On 2nd day I rode with a friend and his dog, We rode some trails I'd not done before and having the dog along meant I didn't suffer as much as I normally do riding with my friend who's used to the altitude, as instead of waiting for me we had to wait for the dog


    Flagstaff

    On this trip I only managed short ride on the Fort Valley trails (Upper Mt Elden was still snowed in)

    Kingman

    I rode some excellent XC trails near Kingman


    St George

    At St George I rode at Gooseberry Mesa – rode the hidden trail for the first time

    And saw another rattler

    I rode with Friends I'd met on a previous trip At Little Creek, I much prefer little creek to goosebury much better xc riding with great flow and superb views

    I rode at the slick rock swamp for the first time – very nice techy singletarck with nice views, and great guiding from my mate Rick

    Fruita

    Rode Up at 18 road a couple of times in the day and at night

    Joes Ridge

    Top of ziperty-do-dah

    Steep bit of Ziperty

    Vegee Trail

    Primecut at night

    Western Rim Trail – nice singletrack at times but perhaps a bit too much double track

    Kokopelli Trails – Ridden here quite a few times and the trails are still great to ride

    Cortez

    The only thing that really sucked about this holiday was Moab – because I got stopped for speeding as I headed down towards Moab

    Phils world trails were nice (But a bit too buff) – the best part was the rib cage (not shown as i was having too much fun riding to take a picture – see video on my website)

    Sandcanyon was one of my favorite rides of the trip – very spooky as it turned to dusk – due to all the indian ruins and wilderness feel

    Gallup

    I rode the High desert trail in the day and at night – my friend from flagstaff plus dog drove all the way out to ride with me on the high desert trail, and we had a great day

    I'm currently planning another trip out to SW USA in April / May 2010 if any one's interested in hooking up for some rides get in touch

    ampthill
    Full Member

    Takes me right back

    We did lots of cycling round there in the 1990's (1994) I think. We had 3 months living out of my friends flat in Boulder Colarado.

    We did a couple of Moab trips including the White Rim Trail without support

    I'm just scanning some photos at the moment dues to the excitement of now having a calibrated monitor and Windowsw 7 still being able to drive my scanner. Maybe I'll post some later

    spanishbarry
    Free Member

    Ride em cowboy ,looks fantastic mate !

    tang
    Free Member

    prime cut and zipety do dah, yes please.

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