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+1 to that. Slickrock is an experience for sure, but you can get that same experience in a lot less time on the Slickrock practice loop and then get a better ride in elsewhere. J's list is similar to my own, though I think climbing Poison Spider sucks (jeep trail). I would access Portal from...

There was a time when I was strong enough to push that combo. I miss those days... In fact I am probably going to ditch the 40T when it wears out and go back to a stock cassette. It will save $$ and force me to get stronger again. These days I sit and spin and never seem to get in better...

You should be able to use almost any wheel, just get the adaptors from 15mm or 20mm to 9mm if you get your hands on a thru-axle wheel. I have these for my main MTB so I can use the wheel on my commuter bike if need be.

Hooks in the wall studs has always worked well for me. It's cheap but may not offer the flexibility of the rail setups if the spacing of those can be adjusted.

Now there's a voice from the past - what's up Jeff! You need to combine #3 with #1 and maybe throw in a climb up from BB lifts to Skyline to get there

There is some good riding in Victoria and just to the north - Hartland Dump, Cobble Hill, Mt Tzou. Steve Smiths segment in Seasons was on Mt Prevost. I don't know that these would be great for a SS though you would probably have more fun on a full suspension. A lot of the rides used to be...

Looks like a good time! FWIW, the photo you labelled "part of Widow maker" is not, it is Barney Rubble (long chunky/rubbly section). Widow maker is not on the main trail anymore, the ranger re-established the original line which goes just above it. Since this is now the more obvious line...

I've ridden in tucson a lot. Riding is good enough we head there for vacation once or twice a year, so that says something. Plenty of trail systems. The Arizona trail both south and north of town is great. In summer head up mt Lemmon to 9000ft. There are 5-6 ways to descend off Lennon...