Dug and Brandon made videos.
We carpooled down in the Mad Dog van. Then transferred to the shuttle van for the ride up Sand Flats Road. A storm a week or so ago had put snow in the LaSals so the Whole Enchilada was out, but we could still hit UPS, LPS and Porcupine Rim.
Dug wearing his sunglasses-of-many-colors.

A little snow up top.

The crew.

The views into Castle Valley never get old.

Jesse descending a ramp near the end of Porcupine Rim.

I didn't ride very fast or aggressively so I was always last. Kinda bugged me, but when I'm riding my bike instead of working I can't be too upset. UPS and LPS were new to me and it had been years since I last rode Porcupine - the trail has changed some.
We still had some daylight so we rode Pipe Dream. I liked it but it's a butt kicker. Riding from town it has a lot of steep ups. I was cramping so I bailed when we got to the south end and rode back on the road. They told me it was easier the other direction so I should have taken the trail back.
Finished the trip with a burger at Rays. Good times.
I didn't know UPS and LPS were new to you. I think they are almost the best part.
ReplyDeleteThat was my first time riding UPS and LPS. I agree, very good single-track, liked them both.
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