In the world of bike racing there is no shortage of tough races. Marathons, Ultra-marathons, multi-day races, 100-mile races, 24-hour races, a year-round profusion of ways to suffer on a bicycle, for those so inclined.
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In my continuing effort to provide you, dedicated reader, with an ongoing travel log of adventures in Colorado, and more realistically, because I felt like going on a little drive, this past week I headed over the pass to Crested Butte for some western slope riding.
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The seasons around here have a certain familiar rhythm, a certain feel. A lot of that rhythm has to do with the activities you can do each season.
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Ah, fall in Rockies. Changing leaves, cooler temperatures, and another wave of tourists seeking out fall foliage Instagram moments in the mountains.
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To date, I haven’t done a video of the Monarch Crest. There are couple of reasons for this.
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In the Alps, along the borders of France, Italy and Switzerland there is a hiking route well-known among backpackers called the Tour du Mont Blanc.
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Back in the 1990s, during the formative years of mountain biking, there was a pro-level race on the U.S. circuit called the Rage in the Sage.
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It’s been a weird winter. We got snow way back in early November and were skiing by Thanksgiving, but since then the storms have been few and far between.
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Looking for a change of pace, I decided to head down river to Cañon City to check out the mountain bike trails at the Royal Gorge. I had heard about them from some Salida locals and watched a few videos online and was interested in trying them out for myself.
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