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It’s Greeley Stampede time which means rodeo, corn dogs, carnival rides and …. …trail closings. The east end of the Poudre River Trail, in Greeley, Colorado, is closed for two reasons. First, the annual Greeley Stampede takes place right at the eastern terminus of the trail. So there’s a big ol’ gate at the very …
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For those of you who follow this blog on the trailsnet website, you may have notice that it has not updated since (gulp) February. I finally figured out the problem and fixed it. Now the blog will update daily, just like the blogspot version. Sorry for any inconvenience.On the bright side, my twitter updates have …
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trailsnet There are times when taking a walk w/ your children/spouse/friend should take precedence over cleaning your home or checking email.
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Remember those stories of trolls that live under bridges? Now is your chance to be the troll, except that you’re not just limited to bridges. You’ll be toolin’ around under entire stretches of I-70, a major highway. This stretch of canyon has been described by many as one of the most scenic stretches of highway …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/07/01/glenwood-canyon-trail/
I just finished biking the Glenwood Canyon Trail (16 miles each way) on Friday and the Rio Grande Trail (42 miles) today. They were both awesome but completely different. The Glenwood Canyon Trail followed the Colorado River and I-70 through Glenwood Canyon from Glenwood Springs to Dotsero, Colorado. It was all concrete, very smooth and …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/06/27/biking-colorado/
My next blogs will be about the Rio Grande Trail and the Glenwood Canyon Trail. Stay tuned for more information about biking & riding a Segway on those two trails.
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