Mountain - Plains - I love to snowboard but.............

I am ready for this!!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4005876984556810237&q=mountain+biking+Colorado&hl=en

I've never tried this before, and just recently found out that some of the ski areas do it here. This summer I plan on giving it a try. It just looks like a blast... I've heard you can only go on the access roads and not just anywhere, but that's ok... I know Breckenridge does it, other areas? Anyone been there, done that?

I've never tried this before, and just recently found out that some of the ski areas do it here. This summer I plan on giving it a try. It just looks like a blast... I've heard you can only go on the access roads and not just anywhere, but that's ok... I know Breckenridge does it, other areas? Anyone been there, done that?



Never done the ski area in Breck.... but have done Keystone,Vail and Winter Park..... all are great.......... There are a lot of trails to ride....Not just service roads... Enjoy!!! Gonna be about 6 weeks before anything is open though!

Look like a cool ride! If I ever get a mountain bike (depending on finances and fitness), I would love to try that out when I gets good enough on mountain biking :)

I did Winter Park a couple years ago - it's a blast. If you want to shell out the cash, you can buy a lift ticket and just ride the fast downhills all day - make sure your brakes are tuned up. If you're cheap, and looking for a workout, like myself, park at the bottom, get on your bike, ride uphill as much as you can take it, then enjoy the fruits of your labor with a downhill. As far as I remember, the parking was free, so aside from gas money to get there, it can be a real cheap day. And the trails offer a lot of terrain variety, miles of singletrack with all kinds of difficulty levels available.

I did Winter Park a couple years ago - it's a blast. If you want to shell out the cash, you can buy a lift ticket and just ride the fast downhills all day - make sure your brakes are tuned up. If you're cheap, and looking for a workout, like myself, park at the bottom, get on your bike, ride uphill as much as you can take it, then enjoy the fruits of your labor with a downhill. As far as I remember, the parking was free, so aside from gas money to get there, it can be a real cheap day. And the trails offer a lot of terrain variety, miles of singletrack with all kinds of difficulty levels available.


There are so many other trails in Winter Park to ride for free..... I rarely get to the actual resort in the summer.... I love that place!

I want a MTB now.

I want a MTB now.


That is my primary ride!!!