RR: Mt. Zion Trail Work

[dstepper]

Originally Posted by ShinKen

Good luck tryong to get people there!! Everyone here is scurr of the big scurryy "Sturtevant"

We would not be on the steep part of Sturtevant above the camp.

Also parking goes fast at Chantry Flats. Yesterday I would not have found parking if the Forest Service did not let me park in their lot.

And again, stop being so mean. You are getting way grumpy.

[dhshuttlemonkey]

Originally Posted by ShinKen

Good luck t[FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3]rying [/SIZE][/FONT]to get people there!! Everyone here is scurr of the big scurryy "Sturtevant"

ha ha ha ha ha.....Jose, I'll let you know when we plan to shuttle the big scurryy.

[JimN]

Originally Posted by dstepper

It is not much of a epic ride (maybe 5 miles), but it does wear me out. Good for a nice 2 hour loop.

We could add a couple more miles to it by riding up the Gabrileno to Sturtevant Falls.

Or push-a-bike up Mt. Zion to Camp Sturtevant (8-9 mile loop).

My favorite route: Up Upper Winter Creek - down Lower Winter Creek - Gabriellino to Camp Sturtevant - Up and over Mt. Zion - return via Upper Winter Creek. Only around 14 miles total, but still a very difficult ride. Most people prefer to ride Gab and Zion in the opposite direction. I like my route better because you can actually ride most of the Zion trail, and you finish on downhill singletrack instead of uphill pavement.

Big thanks to Brian and everyone else involved with working on the trails out there. I need to pay attention for the next work day. Chantry will once again be the best San Gab front range riding destination.

[MTBMaven]

Originally Posted by JimN

My favorite route: Up Upper Winter Creek - down Lower Winter Creek - Gabriellino to Camp Sturtevant - Up and over Mt. Zion - return via Upper Winter Creek. Only around 14 miles total, but still a very difficult ride. Most people prefer to ride Gab and Zion in the opposite direction. I like my route better because you can actually ride most of the Zion trail, and you finish on downhill singletrack instead of uphill pavement.

That sounds like an awsome route. I would love to do that route one day.

Originally Posted by JimN

I need to pay attention for the next work day.

I have regularly scheduled events the first Sunday of the month. The next event will be Sunday December 3rd. See post for flyer. Hope you can make it!

Those interested in checking out the Chantry area can attend the ANF Super Shuttle ride we have planned on the 19th. We will be riding through some prime ANF territory.