Red Cone Colorado

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That looks a bit like the was really sketchy decent with loose shale that isn't so sketchy anymore? I.E. the decent from the top into Summit County. I haven't run RedCone in 20 years, but when I did that section had rollers that were scary as fu$&!!!!
 
That looks a bit like the was really sketchy decent with loose shale that isn't so sketchy anymore? I.E. the decent from the top into Summit County. I haven't run RedCone in 20 years, but when I did that section had rollers that were scary as fu$&!!!!

That photo isn't of the more intense descent (wanted two hands on the wheel for that one lol). This was the first time I ran Red Cone in about 5 years and that hill is much better than it used to be. The Mile High Jeep Club does a good job at keeping that spot from getting too dangerous.

Last time I ran it the hill was all moguled out and had a lot more shale on it.
 

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