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November 6, 2009

Colorado’s insider to the local snow riding and dirt riding scenes.  Make it easy and pick “dirt” or “snow” to the right.

DH near Fort Collins?

November 7, 2009

Yes there is…but most are pirate, so I will take them to my grave…arrgggh.  But what I will tell you is there are some dang fun fire roads around the area.  Moody Hill, particularly,  is one of the funnest.  You can anticipate high speeds, rocky areas, natural berms and the occasional 4×4 or moto.  Oh yah…it’s also a fun place to ride moto.  You can kind of shuttle it if you have a 4×4 with a little clearance.  Here’s a link that has a bit more.

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=72

All of Colorado’s Resorts Opening Days!

November 7, 2009

It’s that time of the year when the air gets colder, the snow starts to fall, and the early season suspects open with a run or two providing us with a tease for the upcoming season. We all start to look forward to the opening day of our favorite mountain resort.  Listed below are all of Colorado’s Resorts reported opening days.

Enjoy and plan accordingly.

Arapahoe BasinOpen

Aspen Highlands: Dec. 12th

Aspen Mtn: Nov. 26th

Beaver Creek: Nov. 25th

Breckenridge: Nov. 12th

Copper Mtn: Open

Crested Butte: Nov. 25th

Echo Mtn: Undetermined(early Dec).

Eldora: Nov. 20th

Howelsen: Undetermined(early Dec).

Keystone: Open

Loveland: Open

Monarch: Undetermined(early Dec).

Powderhorn: Dec. 17th

Purgatory: Dec. 27th

Silverton: Dec. 5th

Ski Cooper: Nov. 26th-Nov. 29th

Snomass: Nov. 26th

Sol Vista: Undetermined(early Dec).

Steamboat: Nov. 25th

Sunlight: Dec. 4th

Telluride: Nov. 26th

Vail: Nov: 20th

Winter Park: Nov. 18th

Winter is here…let’s ride.

November 6, 2009

One of the best kept secretes of Northern Colorado’s front range is the year-round riding.  Especially Horsetooth Mountain Park and Lory State Park…both area’s have a sort-of sandy base with crushed rock which equal’s “hero dirt” when wet.  Both area’s are about 10 minutes to the west of Fort Collins.  With dry weather you can take advantage of all trails in the area, which link rides from Loveland to North Fort Collins.  You can go from Devil’s Backbone to Horsetooth via Blue Sky.  Check out the links below for area info. 

If you need a break from peddling than you can wipe the cobwebs of your moto and hit the moto tracks.  VDR has a variety of riding and they offer a winter Hare Scramble Series.  Check out VDRMX.com for further info.  You can also hit Watkins, IMI Motorsports, Thunder Valley and Johnstown.  I’m not to familiar with these area but I know they are open all winter and they all are an hour or less from Fort Collins. 

So there’s no excuse to get out and tear it up…

http://www.larimer.org/Parks/parkareas.htm

http://www.co.larimer.co.us/openlands/os_coyote_ridge.htm

http://parks.state.co.us/Parks/lory

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