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With no one in front of me and no one behind me to carry me out. I loosen up a bit on the brakes on a really blown out South Fork.

Ripping down a dusty No Name on my way back from Pepsi.

Climbing the top of Sand Creek to get to Pepsi.

Hitting the back side of Yellow Jacket on my way to Sand Creek

The climb to the very top of East Quartz Creek was worth every pedal stroke.

Tackling the lower half of Middle Fork

Ron and I tackle the upper half of Middle Fork

Gotta hit this trail at least once a year. It's 10 miles of pure enjoyment

Part of Manashtash Ridge down to Cub Creek.

Cam rides his first proper section of trail on his brand new 2023 Fezzari Wire Peak.

The curse has lifted! My camera made it through the whole East Quartz Creek run for the first time!

First Clifty ride of the year. Lots of downed trees and debris on the trail

Hero dirt all weekend!

Memorial weekend. I can't believe this trail is already open.....

Memorial weekend. Massive melt off before the weekend opened up trails usually not open until August!

A few clips from my local watering hole.

After a nasty bout with the couf canceling my last scheduled trip. And a couple weeks of recovery. I managed to get one last trip up before the cold really sets in at my riding area. Ron had planned to join me. But a clandestine meeting with a deer changed things up for him.

This trail only gets better,

It's amazing how quick this trail rides when it's been cleared.

Ron hates riding this trail on him Moto. How will he feel about it on his Mtb?

Sometimes you just have to turn around. I don't think even pros like Rémy Métailler would risk this second trail.

The only actual blue diamond trail in the network

Pushing my skill progression in the steep chutes on Cub Creek

This is the section of Manashtash Ridge Trail between Bear Creek and Cub Creek.

Two hours and 45 minutes of pushing with a little bit of riding in between. And yeah I spared you guys the agony of watching me push the bike.