I am also going to California for the first week of January, to Palm
Desert, and plan to either bring a bike or rent one there. Have any of you
cycled in the Coachella Valley? I'd appreciate any recommendations for
biking routes or other things to do. I will be there with family including
4 and 7
J-Tree would be a nice ride, but if you have kids, just letting them
scamper over one of the rock formations is the best way to spend the day.
FYI, Funseekers http://www.4funseekers.com/seems like a good shop to work
with. They seem to appreciate steel bikes, at least in MTBs. Don't know
if it
Just so you know, Joshua Tree is high desert, and it can be covered in snow
in January. Average temps in January are hi 60 / low 30, but it can be much
colder. If you do the Palm Springs tram up the mountain, be aware that it
will be snowy at the top, it's 8500' up a 10,000' mountain. You can x-c
Thanks! This looks great. Might even be able to leave from home if we feel
like a long ride!
We'll be there the week before Christmas. I can't wait!
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I've never been to Leo Carillo but this recent S24O
reporthttp://pathlesspedaled.com/2011/11/a-leo-carrillo-s24o/makes me
daydream about being in sunny Santa Monica as it's 40 degrees and
threatening to rain outside my window in Portland, OR.
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We'll be in Redondo Beach for most of the time, but might be in San Diego
for a day or two. Favorite rides in the Santa Monica mountains or in SD
would be great!
Thanks a lot!
-Lauren
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You can't go wrong with the SM ride! It ends up being everyone's favorite
SoCal mixed surface once they get out there! What dates are you working
with?
On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 7:51 AM, lauren laurench...@gmail.com wrote:
We'll be in Redondo Beach for most of the time, but might be in San
Here's the basic route:
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Santa-Monica-Dirt-Mulolland-ride
Now is probably the perfect time to be up there. Still dry(ish) but a bit
of green from the early rains.
Here are some of my photos from the rides:
The Santa Monica mountains are wonderful. If you'll be in the area, I can
point you to some nice trails.
Aaron
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