A friendly butterfly visiting my camp. It was hard for me to meet people on the road so I was grateful for any type of company.
Blueberry paleo pancakes, 2 fried eggs, and bacon to fuel up for a ride.
On the radar is Mail Cabin Trail. After a quick jaunt peddling up the highway I was treated to lush singletrack in peak wildflower season.
I am not going to lie. This trail is very tough. It started with some gradual climbing but after a few miles turned to steep hike a bike up to the ridge.
Large talus field on the way up.
Once the hike a bike was over the trail descends down with brief climbs along the ridge with sweeping views both left and right. It was gorgeous up here! After a few more miles on the ridge the trail forks on a steep downhill that took me right back to camp. This ride was a blast and would highly recommend it.
After a chill day in the van reading Survivor, I found a short ride from my camp. These trails were freshly cut and very fun. I was stoked!
It was almost as if Gnomes came out the night before and groomed the trail for me.
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