Wow!! this place has my vote!!Originally posted by jimicarl
GPNF is exceptionally steep & rugged, generally slow going, mostly deep woods and above-the-treeline. Honest-to-god (10"wide) single-track on AT LEAST 100% side hill. Blow a turn and you'll spend a couple hours hoisting your bike back onto the trail. Some of the switch-backs are so steep and sharp that you must dismount and lift your bike around the turn, (then immediately scale a 3' vertical wall with only about 5' of a run). If you don't have a good map & compass (or GPS) and somebody who knows it to ride with..., you'll almost certainly get lost first-time out
- committing group suicide bulldogging off a steep road-side to follow a trail of ribbons that we THOUGHT (thankfully, correctly) was a newly hewn trail -
Originally posted by jimicarl
- How 'bout 4-corners, south of Prineville? A lot like EFR, but flatter? Most of the areas we ride around the south end of the valley, are heavily broken between private and public, which makes riding difficult to access. -
Originally posted by jimicarl
Hey Sage...; would it be worthwhile for folks to indicate their interest via email, to get an idea of number & skill levels?