Go forth and ride, then bring back pics

[AK47bp]

I think I mentioned using one light on the handlebar along with one on the helmet for descents. The handlebar light is lower down so it throws shadows where there are things like ruts, rocks and holes that the helmet light might not pick up.

Yup. Definitely helps.

[panchosdad]

[zion zig zag]

^^^Great shots.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

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Nason Ridge?


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[hick]

It’s happening, color up high and Velcro dirt. Best month of the year to me!!


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[Norseman]

Nason Ridge?


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Aye.

Quick zip up to that big ol wood, then a hasty dip in the creek before hustlin to a friend's wedding on the north side of the lake.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Aye.

Quick zip up to that big ol wood, then a hasty dip in the creek before hustlin to a friend's wedding on the north side of the lake.

That pondo is pretty unmistakable. One of the biggest that I’ve seen. There’s a great loop out the back of Kahler Glen on old logging roads up to the first saddle on Nason Ridge.


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[evdog]

That pondo is pretty unmistakable. One of the biggest that I’ve seen. There’s a great loop out the back of Kahler Glen on old logging roads up to the first saddle on Nason Ridge.

I was curious how you could recognize a trail by a single tree. I rode Nason end to end last summer but don't recall the tree. It was dark on the final 8 mile descent so that's probably where it was. Cool trail!

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Yeah, it’s below the last intersection. If it had been light you’d recognize it. Everyone knows that tree.

If you took the fall line towards the lake from that tree you would be pretty close to our cabin


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[Magsrgod]

Nice little shot from Eagle a couple years ago.

[grskier]

New trail to the top of the crown from the Basalt side





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[Magsrgod]

Standard New England trail picture… but found a huge infestation of Wooly Aphids for about 1/4 mile.

[Toddball]

Rode the blue bus today.

[AK47bp]

[SchralphMacchio]

[AK47bp]

^ that dude doesn’t skip leg day.

Dang.

[LeeLau]

Ape Canyon and Plains of Abraham are classics for a reason. Starting to feel a bit like fall up there with some foliage starting to turn...
Rode Smith Creek down which was a new addition onto the route for me. 1/3 loose controlled slide pumice coasting, 1/3 natural loamy pump track and 1/3 slog back to the car. I'd say it's mostly worth it to turn this into a loop rather than an out and back.

We did Ape, plains of Abraham a few days later and got some Ste Hélène views. Trails are in good shape

[Sylvan]

[adrenalated]

Had the pleasure of having goldenboy crush me on one of my favorite local loops last weekend.

[LeeLau]

Best time of the year for Pemberton. Nice light