With snow still on the trails in Colorado, it was time to take a trip to Moab, Utah where mountain biking season is already underway. Debbie had to work so it was Jay and I meeting up with about 20 other people. Annie and Mike were going early to reserve a campsite.
Jay came to pick me up and we were on the road at about 3:00 pm. Before we got to Moab, Jay talked to Annie and found that they were two hours behind us. We arrived in Moab at about dark and went to the pre-planned campsite, which was full. After looking at several different campsites in the dark we finally found a spot to camp for the night that had room for everybody. The next day we found our permanent camping site for the weekend. And then it was off to Amasa Back for some biking.
This is the beginning of Amasa Back. It's very rocky and loose.
These are the La Sal Mountains in the background. This is my 70's stud chest hair style shirt!
Jay and I near the end of Amasa Back. Awesome views down to the river.
This is right before he fell and bounced down to the river. We picked him up later floating to California.
This is on the Sovereign Trail the next day. Our group was way too big. We lost Mike and it took us way longer than it should have by trying to keep the group kind of together.
Jay on Gunny Loop near Grand Junction on the way home.
It was a fun trip with plenty of riding. I wish Debbie could have been there with me.
If you're interested in seeing the workout part of the rides, you can see it at mtngoat14k.motionbased.com
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