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03-06.-2008, 02:45 AM
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Snow Pack at Higher Elevations
Hey All, I'm scheduled to hit the Colorado Trail at Waterton Canyon
out side of Denver the first of July. From there I'm planning to spend the next two weeks riding the full 500 miles to Durango. I've got everything dialed in, but have started to worry about the snow pack at higher elevations. I hear that Colorado has gotten a tremendous amount of snow this year, which has caused some things to be closed. Has anyone navigated these areas in the past few weeks? How is passage looking? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks TD |
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07-06.-2008, 08:11 AM
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Re: Snow Pack at Higher Elevations
tcd <tejastcd@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey All, I'm scheduled to hit the Colorado Trail at Waterton Canyon > out side of Denver the first of July. From there I'm planning to > spend the next two weeks riding the full 500 miles to Durango. I've > got everything dialed in, but have started to worry about the snow > pack at higher elevations. I hear that Colorado has gotten a > tremendous amount of snow this year, which has caused some things to > be closed. Has anyone navigated these areas in the past few weeks? > How is passage looking? Any information would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks Dunno about Colorado, but it snowed in Utah just yesterday (5 June). Bill |
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12-06.-2008, 05:06 AM
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Re: Snow Pack at Higher Elevations
In article <bdd6d4be-368e-4cd4-a6ae-2b7f8c5ea9b4@q24g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
tcd <tejastcd@gmail.com> wrote: >Hey All, I'm scheduled to hit the Colorado Trail at Waterton Canyon >out side of Denver the first of July. From there I'm planning to >spend the next two weeks riding the full 500 miles to Durango. I've >got everything dialed in, but have started to worry about the snow >pack at higher elevations. I hear that Colorado has gotten a >tremendous amount of snow this year, which has caused some things to >be closed. Has anyone navigated these areas in the past few weeks? >How is passage looking? Any information would be greatly appreciated. >Thanks > I bet if you post at www.telemarktips.com in the forum, you'll get all the answers you want. Colorado has had a very big snow year. _ Booker C. Bense |
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14-06.-2008, 03:08 AM
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Re: Snow Pack at Higher Elevations
In article <bdd6d4be-368e-4cd4-a6ae-2b7f8c5ea9b4@q24g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
tcd <tejastcd@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey All, I'm scheduled to hit the Colorado Trail at Waterton Canyon > out side of Denver the first of July. From there I'm planning to > spend the next two weeks riding the full 500 miles to Durango. I've > got everything dialed in, but have started to worry about the snow > pack at higher elevations. I hear that Colorado has gotten a > tremendous amount of snow this year, which has caused some things to > be closed. Has anyone navigated these areas in the past few weeks? > How is passage looking? Any information would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks > > I suggest you contact the webmaster here: http://www.cottonwoodpass.net/ -- ***************************** Chuck Anderson • Boulder, CO http://www.CycleTourist.com Nothing he's got he really needs Twenty first century schizoid man. *********************************** |
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