I am going to presume my brain injury needs are a barrier to participation
and step out of the way so that all who expressed interest in Kip's
Colorado thread can put together a ramble or S24O without the need to be
concerned about if/how to accommodate the brain bludgeoned. I am hoping on
doing Kenosha Pass this autumn, and if I happen to see any of you that
would be wonderful.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Monday, July 29, 2013 4:54:14 PM UTC-6, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> Timing: Generally the weekend closest to Sept. 22 is the best for aspen
> colors, but 1 week on either side still catches a lot. So Sept. 21-22 is
> ideal for aspen colors, and I have something already scheduled the weekend
> before that, leaving Sept. 28-29 as the second option. Preferences?
>
> Camping: I greatly prefer camping in National Forest and foregoing a
> campground. Is that fine?
>
> Location: I like Kip's suggestion of Kenosha Pass as a fairly central
> meeting point. There are several great options we have.
>
> 1) Starting from Kenosha Pass itself, there is some great single track on
> the Colorado Trail up toward Georgia Pass (section 5 of the CT), with
> camping in some aspen various places before it gets too steep. Stop, set up
> camp, then day ride the pass and go from there?
>
> 2) Boreas Pass out of Como is a ride I've wanted to do, and there looks to
> be
> great camping up a ways along Tarryall Creek, with some loop options via
> Gold Dust Trail and other roads in the area. It appears (from my Trails
> Illustrated map) that no ATV's are allowed in that area on Boreas Pass or
> Gold Dust Trail. Folks could also ride to Breckenridge and back if desired.
>
> So, hearing back on your choice of date and ride/camp as well as if you
> would be able to go with fragrance free soap/shampoo/laundry detergent, etc
> for a week or two prior so I could come would be wonderful (I know that's a
> BIG ask).
>
> Be prepared for Colorado's range of Autumn weather: Sunny and 70 - snowy
> and 20, and everything in-between -- possibly all within an hour or two.
> The gear ain't all fitting in a front basket for this one if you're
> prepared. Grin.
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
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> *www.OurHolyConception.org*
>
>
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