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RR Montana de Oro Park - Los Osos (SLO)
I had to head out of town this week for work at the last minute but the side benefit was sneaking in a couple great rides.
First up was Montana de Oro outside of San Luis Obispo. This is the 3rd time I've ridden here. Usually it's socked in with fog but this time was bright and sunny with a pretty strong wind up on the ridges. I followed Kentonn's route from geoladders http://www.geoladders.com/show_route.php?route=262
Lots of great ocean views
Some switchbacks to check out next time
A good idea for our local trails
A nice view of Moro Bay
This is a fun route. 10 miles and about 2K of climbing. Some of the climbs are pretty stout but not too bad. The views are truly spectacular. The only negative is that the park is heavily used by equestrians so one must control their speed on the descents. When the line of sight is open, it's a blast to fly down the luge-like singletrack launching off the waterbars.
C
I had to head out of town this week for work at the last minute but the side benefit was sneaking in a couple great rides.
First up was Montana de Oro outside of San Luis Obispo. This is the 3rd time I've ridden here. Usually it's socked in with fog but this time was bright and sunny with a pretty strong wind up on the ridges. I followed Kentonn's route from geoladders http://www.geoladders.com/show_route.php?route=262
Lots of great ocean views
Some switchbacks to check out next time
A good idea for our local trails
A nice view of Moro Bay
This is a fun route. 10 miles and about 2K of climbing. Some of the climbs are pretty stout but not too bad. The views are truly spectacular. The only negative is that the park is heavily used by equestrians so one must control their speed on the descents. When the line of sight is open, it's a blast to fly down the luge-like singletrack launching off the waterbars.
C
