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Originally posted by shawner2713
So I'm going to be out around Denver at my sisters for a 3-5 day weekend sometime in the next month. I'm trying to decide if it's worth the 800 miles of driving from Missouri in order to spend a day doing a trail or two, or maybe some mountain biking if it's nice and dry enough. But I also want to get at least 3 days of skiing in. Will there be any good trails at this time or will they be snow covered or sloppy wet from defrost? (not totally against snow,but i don't wanna slide into a tree trying to get over a rock...) Should I just wait until my next trip in May for the off-roading/biking and fly out this time?
As far as trail options, I'm unfamiliar....I'm stock plus A/T tires. I did sevenmile rim in Moab (with some bypasses) and loved it- although i was scared the whole time of body damage or almost freakin tip over! After all, it's my daily driver that I want to keep as nice as possible for as long as possible, but still use it's capabilities.
Also, if i did drive, how many people would we be able to round up for a weekday trail ride vs weekend so that my sister doesn't have to take off work to ski.
(On a side note- anyone in CO, AZ or UT know of any job opps for an engineer a year out of college? Currently in HVAC but they're not giving me much experience....and mountains are better than hills)
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not sure what the chances are of getting a run on a weekday, maybe with enough notice..
once you wheel out here, you will be moving, lol
Thats exactly what happened to me, came out here on a vacation/wheeling trip, from KC, 2 years later, im here, been wheeling just about every weekend since and LOVE it, I dont ski or board, YET, theres soooo many trails, within an hour or two of Denver.
about hte only places to wheel (leagally) in the KC area are Tuttle Creek and Kansas Rocks Park (fee) both are about 2.5 hours of KC, and limited trails.
You will love it if your into wheeling and skiing.
Just let us know the dates, we will get something together
