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Any news on Pueblo? Did they get any snow from this storm or do you think the riding is good to go? Haven't been down there and itching to go.
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Thanks Muff! Nah, none of it makes sense yet, but hopefully it will tomorrow. I amped up to see what all the commotion is about down there!
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It's cool down here. I'm patiently waiting for the reroute of VooDoo . Ozzie and I will probably be out there tomorrow. We enjoy seeing al the riders
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Thanks Muff! Nah, none of it makes sense yet, but hopefully it will tomorrow. I amped up to see what all the commotion is about down there!
Me too! I know NOTHING about this place. I mean like nothing. Seen a lot of great pictures though.
Any info on/links to the basic route, where to park, trail mileage, etc. would be very much appreciated.
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Park at the reservoir/boat parking and not red gate... There have been several break-ins reported at red gate. I linked a thread that has a trail map. There are maps at the Kiosk generally (near parking)... You can ride for 20-30 miles with Voodoo open and not do too much doubling of trails...
looks like pueblo is good for this weekend again
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Park at the reservoir/boat parking and not red gate... There have been several break-ins reported at red gate. I linked a thread that has a trail map. There are maps at the Kiosk generally (near parking)... You can ride for 20-30 miles with Voodoo open and not do too much doubling of trails...
looks like pueblo is good for this weekend again
Right on!! Thanks a bunch. Any tips on directions, or definite right way/wrong ways to hook up that system? I can't wait!
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Where the trail hits the water on Voodoo, can you just bushwhack further upstream and cross further up? Or is that frowned upon (or just not possible)? I definitely saw the beginnings of a "trail" forming last weekend.
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Is there a spot on South Shore that is impassable / under water? I am unclear on this...
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Where the trail hits the water on Voodoo, can you just bushwhack further upstream and cross further up? Or is that frowned upon (or just not possible)? I definitely saw the beginnings of a "trail" forming last weekend.
There's no way to get across the old water crossing on Voodoo at present time (I checked it out this morning.) The "trail" you saw forming last weekend led to a narrow frozen section that you 'could' walk across a few weeks ago, but that ice is long gone. Afraid we're going to have to wait til the reroute is complete...
Grizz, nothing on the South Shore Trail is impassable. The water has risen at the intersection of South Shore and Broken Hip, but you can just ride up Broken Hip for 100 yds or so and there's a spur (shown on the map) that will take you around it.
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Thanks wilbury and muff for the reports as usuall, great job.
Man the res is fillin' up. I guess they'll let-her rip and keep the good folks in Kansas happy this sping once the snowpack lets loose.
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Like said above, We rode south shore from the Ark point campground, had to turn left onto broken hip to avoid rising water.
Larry
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Go to www,sctb02.org all the info you need, with pictures.
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I am working on the rerout of VoDoo, the park manager is OK with the new route we just need CDOT to approve their section. They are OK with the race but wanted more info. on a temperory high water route. I am meeting with CDOT on Monday, if they approve, it will only take a couple days to complete. So keep the faith!
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THanks for the hard work Ozzie.
IE
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Awesome trail conditions today in Pueblo. And fair weather.[56 degrees.] It rocked!
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Looking to make a move from S'thorne down that way for the first time this weekend. Assuming the trails are dry....don't need to be super technical....just looking to get on the bike for the first time and pedal some miles.
Any recommendations on where to camp???? thanks
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The A-loop at the Arkansas Point Campground is open. That's the campground on the south side of the rez at the base of the trails. There is a ranger station there and a kiosk that should have maps. The showers are not open, but the bathrooms are. They have electricity also (the camp sites). The trails were in GREAT condition yesterday. Hopefully, the weather will pan out for ya'. Have fun
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Thanks a ton Muff! Only 10% chance of rain at the moment......hope that forecast holds...we'll see. If it does....Ill be down there camping and riding friday to sunday!
Thanks again....happy trails!
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Be prepared for goatheads.
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"Be prepared for goatheads......"
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I run tubeless, carry spare tubes and a pump ...you'll be fine...you might flat
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don't head down there....they are growing out o cotrol everywhere and are unavoidable....you will have a terrible time picking them out of your tires, shoes, gloves and ass.
I know the sun hasn't had a chance to bake them to dust yet but are they really a bother???? I dont' plan (never really do) to be off the trail although it sounds like some of the more steep areas have several lines down.....but I really just plan on getting out of the land of snow and spin the wheels some....maybe a nice climb....try to get 20 or so miles in.
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Funny, there was a thread about this very subject maybe a week ago:
pueblo thorns??
Pascoe, assuming no rain/snow you'll have a great time. I live in a snowpacked place too and Pueblo has been a real oasis. Cheers.
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You guys are getting radical! Really, check out the thread "Pueblo thorns" and read what the locals who ride here every day have to say.
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Ozzie and/or Muff, what are the conditions for this weekend? We got 3-4 inches of slurpee snow today up in the Springs, so there went any riding here on Saturday. Well at least the conditions I like to ride in!
Thanks.
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Here's a live cam from the CSU Pueblo Campus. Looks dry to me.
http://www.colostate-pueblo.edu/webcams/
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same here. I am going to go tomrrow for sure.
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I'll probably be down there on a 575 or SS Black Sheep... Thanks for all the updates!
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Good evening girls and guys!!!  The trails are in GREAT condition. We had a minimal amount of moisture today, just enough to make the traction AWESOME.  There is only a 10% chance of rain tomorrow soooooo, come enjoy  I think the weather is to take a turn for the worst on Sunday  . Anyways, keep the rubber side down  !!!
Sweetness, Saturday it is. Thanks
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