2018 Colorado Trip
#41
You're gonna be pressed for time, but here is my take on coming home through Kansas or Nebraska. That is a definite no go. Head back through either the Black Hills or Wyoming and see the Devils Tower and the Big Horn mountains.
Also think Gunnison provides a good central location to do some rides from. Aspen is great also, but very pricey. Aspen is a great place to eat breakfast and have coffee on the sidewalk and watch people that are <better> than you walk by.
Also think Gunnison provides a good central location to do some rides from. Aspen is great also, but very pricey. Aspen is a great place to eat breakfast and have coffee on the sidewalk and watch people that are <better> than you walk by.
Last edited by jmorganroadglide; 12-06-2017 at 05:26 PM.
#42
You're gonna be pressed for time, but here is my take on coming home through Kansas or Nebraska. That is a definite no go. Head back through either the Black Hills or Wyoming and see the Devils Tower and the Big Horn mountains.
Also think Gunnison provides a good central location to do some rides from. Aspen is great also, but very pricey. Aspen is a great place to eat breakfast and have coffee on the sidewalk and watch people that are <better> than you walk by.
Also think Gunnison provides a good central location to do some rides from. Aspen is great also, but very pricey. Aspen is a great place to eat breakfast and have coffee on the sidewalk and watch people that are <better> than you walk by.
Last edited by Whiskers; 12-07-2017 at 01:09 AM.
#43
Thanks Waterman, I had found that too. I just don't know which are the top 10 ! ha
I enjoyed the Guanella Pass, but I'd like to do the Million Dollar again, and hit as "Whiskers" suggested "North Rim of the Black Canyon". It was really Cool going through the Gateway canyons, would like to hit that then head into Utah. (if you think its worth it, and I'm guessing you do?)
I enjoyed the Guanella Pass, but I'd like to do the Million Dollar again, and hit as "Whiskers" suggested "North Rim of the Black Canyon". It was really Cool going through the Gateway canyons, would like to hit that then head into Utah. (if you think its worth it, and I'm guessing you do?)
North Rim of the Black Canyon - DO. Million Dollar Highway - DO but I would make it the San Juan Loop. The San Juan Loop is just gorgeous.
#44
If you get to Utah and in the Mexican Hat area, be sure and eat at the diner that is at the bridge overlooking the river. Just North is Gooseneck State Park and then Moki Dugway. The ride up Moki is not for beginners, but is a fantastic view! Straight part is hard packed gravel but the curves are paved. You will only be going about 10 mph but ride is unbelievable!
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