Lake pueblo should be good to go on Saturday. I'm going there on Friday so I can post an update Friday night. There could still be a little snow left in the shaded areas of some of the canyons and arroyos.
If any of you Denver guys (or anyone else!) interested in meeting up, RicanMTB'r and i are planning on being there about 9:00 or so. My cell phone is 719-232-7774.
Looks like i'm getting to this a little too late but for what it's worth the trails are great. The shady trails ( waterfall, lower dog, skull, hooters) are still icy but everything else is great.
The yearly pass goes on the windshield like a decal, I already placed on mine.
I been buying the pass for the last 5 years to go jetskiing, I didnt know about the biking trails until I joined this forum , now it will get use more often
I will pay for the daily pass tomorrow is only $6.00
Looks like i'm getting to this a little too late but for what it's worth the trails are great. The shady trails ( waterfall, lower dog, skull, hooters) are still icy but everything else is great.
On Tuesday, I used my whisk broom and cleaned off most of Freeride, Lower Dog and lower Skull, but it snowed again and I haven't been there since. Once traffic gets on it, the rocks can get a bit treacherous without a pre cleaning, so watch yourselves!
As a side note, Eric and I have been busy working in the canyons, so Freeride can be followed all the way down the creek bed now (meaning new additions), so no need to jump back on the trail part way down.
RicanMTBr and me got in a nice little 12-miler this morning, the trails were in outstanding shape--no mud anywhere! Little snow and ice here and there, but honestly, mostly dry. The temp when we got started was kinda chilly (both of us had trouble getting our hands warm), but after about an hour, it was really nice.
Thanks for showing me around Andres, I'll be buying a season pass, well worth it! Great trail system there, and we didn't even try the more gnarly technical stuff--that's next time!
RicanMTBr and me got in a nice little 12-miler this morning, the trails were in outstanding shape--no mud anywhere! Little snow and ice here and there, but honestly, mostly dry. The temp when we got started was kinda chilly (both of us had trouble getting our hands warm), but after about an hour, it was really nice.
Thanks for showing me around Andres, I'll be buying a season pass, well worth it! Great trail system there, and we didn't even try the more gnarly technical stuff--that's next time!
-eric
Thanks for the ride,
I had a great time, it was fun, looking forward to do it again soon
On Tuesday, I used my whisk broom and cleaned off most of Freeride, Lower Dog and lower Skull, but it snowed again and I haven't been there since. Once traffic gets on it, the rocks can get a bit treacherous without a pre cleaning, so watch yourselves!
As a side note, Eric and I have been busy working in the canyons, so Freeride can be followed all the way down the creek bed now (meaning new additions), so no need to jump back on the trail part way down.
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Originally Posted by Colo Springs E
, now it will get use more often
