dots lovers

[nOOby]

ouch, hiked up there to check it out. 1-4 foot drifts on the boyscout trail. It going to be some time before its happening at the dots.

[gotdirt]

[Jdub]

ouch, hiked up there to check it out. 1-4 foot drifts on the boyscout trail. It going to be some time before its happening at the dots.

All depends on how warm March/April are. I'm constantly surprised at how quickly several 70 degree days in a row will melt a 4 foot drift.

West Mag opened a lot earlier than I expected last year, so here's hoping.

[nOOby]

very true jdub, I had a 3 footer that was gone in a couple of days. full sun though.

[Dogdude222]

Damn...that sux.

[do-a-wheelie]

sun sun sun--I need my dots n boots n west mag

[TIMBERRR]

Pretty sure we have a while to go. End of May or begining of June seem to be typical. End of June for the Higher elevation trails.

DBB was sweet last weekend. So good to get out and ride dirt and rock.

[jugdish]

Was up on SSV last weekend, good to go!

[nOOby]

Jugdish,

where did you start and finish? I might try to hit it this afternoon. And sourdough? camp dick?

[jugdish]

Jugdish,

where did you start and finish? I might try to hit it this afternoon. And sourdough? camp dick?

All looking GOOD! Clear, dry and ready to rock! Enjoy your ride!

[nOOby]

thanks!

[do-a-wheelie]

sounds like I should check out Rollins Pass and see if the the trail over the tunnel is clear

[weimie]

All looking GOOD! Clear, dry and ready to rock! Enjoy your ride!

Oh my, that's awesome news!

[weimie]

Nooby,

If you do ride there this afternoon post up conditions....we'll probably ride there tomorrow.

[Renegade]

Kim, please don't take this joking seriously; the nederland area trails are not quite rideable, and won't be, for a few months.

[nOOby]

ran outta time, going to do hall this afternoon

[gotdirt]

ran outta time, going to do hall this afternoon

consider yourself lucky then; don't waste the fuel heading to sourdough noob... someone is pulling yer leg.

if it's damp down here in g-town you can bet sourdough is under 3 feet of snow still (and will be for quite a while).

[Rontele]

the lack of intelligence by some in this thread is otherworldly.

Darwin award winners!

[brokefork]

we been punk'd

[jugdish]

No, there is honestly a ton of snow up here. If you thought I was serious I apologize.


C'mon though, no one really thought trails above 8000 feet were ridable... right?

[jugdish]

I find it hard to believe that anyone honestly thought trails above 8000 feet were ridable but they are not. I post this in hopes of saving anyone a trip. Also, I apologize for the previous attempt at sarcasm. Snow for skiing, yes. Riding, no. Again, sorry for the confusion.

[nOOby]

after someone in another thread said they rode up near caribou last weekend I wanted to believe. Heck, some of the ridges around my house(8300', off magnolia) are getting there. I appreciate the honesty Jugs but sarcasm doesn't always translate on the interwebs w/o gratuitous smiley usage

I'm also not above riding snowpacked trails so it's not such a stretch to have these areas be do-able. My last ride on SSV in the fall was 90% snow packed.

and to rontele, I would say 'eat me' but you've probably already stuffed your fat face for the evening. Have a good weekend.

[Rontele]

and to rontele, I would say 'eat me' but you've probably already stuffed your fat face for the evening. Have a good weekend.

I did, thank you. Using common sense goes a long way on the internetz. And don't take it so srsly; srsly.

[jugdish]

Just glad you didn't drive anywhere! Still quite a bit of snow up this way. I don't know if I'll ski or do a little road cruise this weekend. Anyway, sorry for the confusion.

[do-a-wheelie]

I'm pretty sure that the Jenny Creek Trail is clear--I'm going up at 9am. 70 degrees, I won't even bring a jacket