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[Sank]

Heading to Idaho Springs area on Friday the 2nd with some coworkers, just some easy trails.

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[Mightytalldude]

Heading to Idaho Springs area on Friday the 2nd with some coworkers, just some easy trails.

Probably driving Red Elephant this Sunday. Unfortunately working next Friday.

 

[WILDHOBO]

Probably driving Red Elephant this Sunday. Unfortunately working next Friday.

What’s red elephant? I probably won’t make it. Still cleaning up after the rubicon trip. Just got home at 11 last night. No actual damage. Just every single skid, lower control arm, and bumper that all need to be sanded and repainted. And my trail alignment needs to be replaced with a professional one. It drives straight though.

 

[Mightytalldude]

@Summitdan It's just a bit West of Idaho Springs. About 4.5hr trail. Listed as difficult but mostly moderate.

 

[WILDHOBO]

@Summitdan It's just a bit West of Idaho Springs. About 4.5hr trail. Listed as difficult but mostly moderate.

Looks really fun. I’ll join you next time.

 

[aphillips76]

Following.

 

[Mightytalldude]

Great day out on Bill Moore Lake and Red Elephant Hill. Skid plates were used today, a lot. The stiff factory mud flaps are going bye bye, as they caught on everything today. I do recommend both of these trails. The scenery was beautiful.

 

[WILDHOBO]

Great day out on Bill Moore Lake and Red Elephant Hill. Skid plates were used today, a lot. The stiff factory mud flaps are going bye bye, as they caught on everything today. I do recommend both of these trails. The scenery was beautiful.

Wow. Sorry I missed it. Looks amazing. Say hi to Randall.

 

[jeepers29]

Anyone in the Pagosa Springs area?

 

[rdubb1031]

Curious where you all like to go leaf peepin in the fall near Denver. Taking the kids and usually head up to some roads around Kenosha.. looking for some other options away from the masses, but not too far away..

 

[Mightytalldude]

Curious where you all like to go leaf peepin in the fall near Denver. Taking the kids and usually head up to some roads around Kenosha.. looking for some other options away from the masses, but not too far away..

Boreas Pass has great colors, easily accessible with any vehicle. Georgia Pass really pretty on Jefferson side, not as much on Breckenridge side as it's mostly pine Anywhere around Breckenridge is really pretty. Any trails out of Montezuma are great, but moderate to difficult. Webster and Red Cone also really pretty in the fall.

 

[rdubb1031]

Boreas Pass has great colors, easily accessible with any vehicle. Georgia Pass really pretty on Jefferson side, not as much on Breckenridge side as it's mostly pine Anywhere around Breckenridge is really pretty. Any trails out of Montezuma are great, but moderate to difficult. Webster and Red Cone also really pretty in the fall.

Curious.. can you go up part ways on Webster without getting too technical? Are the trees pine/aspen on the 285 side?

 

[Mightytalldude]

Curious.. can you go up part ways on Webster without getting too technical? Are the trees pine/aspen on the 285 side?

You can definitely go up from the 285 side without getting technical. Only the last part of Webster Pass is a shelf road, but the rest is very manageable. Boreas Pass is probably a 1 rating, but really pretty. First 3 images are Boreas Pass, last 4 are Webster Pass.

 

[Mightytalldude]

Thursday 9/22 Wheeler Lake trail run. Trail start time, approximately 10am. Open to anyone looking for a midweek trail run. About 3-4 hours on trail. Forecast 58°F, cloudy. Currently @Summitdan, myself and a JLU going. Fall colors should be starting, and the trail is a nice 7/10 rating. Let me know if interested.

 

[Sank]

Ah man, looks awesome

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