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« on: January 01, 2006, 09:14:21 PM »

I was going to poll this (but can't  sad laugh) ...BUT I have looked into several trips & this kind of caught my eye!  shocked

IF...& THAT is a big if....you had the extra time & cashola would you do this trip (no I AM NOT TRYING TO GET A RIDE TOGETHER I am just trying to generate a discussion here)  grin  ....what are you opinions idiot2 uglystupid2 BangHead? & Oh ya there is sooo much sweet singletrack in California why would I want to go there...well the river & pine trees is what attracts me! wav
Check it out: http://www.westernspirit.com/trips/mtb-umpqua_river_trail/umpqua_river_trail.html
What are your opinions?
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« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2006, 10:39:03 AM »

Yeah, this sounds like a great trip.  Good ST and options for longer rides.  Zipping through wooded ST is pretty cool, something we don't get much of here.  Even Mt Pinos isn't wooded anything like trails I have ridden in Utah with aspens just hugging the trails.  Oregon pines, oh yeah, I can imagine it now.  Like some of the riding in the Sequoia's or Hume Lake area.

The bummer is in the details:
Doesn't really sound like they cater to you outside of food and guides.
You need to rent or bring up your own camping gear.
I assume they don't set up and break down your camping gear every day then.

All in all it sound like fun tho
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« Reply #2 on: January 02, 2006, 11:47:50 AM »

http://www.mtbikeoregon.com/
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« Reply #3 on: January 02, 2006, 01:23:26 PM »

Quote from: PhatTyres on January 02, 2006, 10:39:03 AM
Yeah, this sounds like a great trip.  Good ST and options for longer rides.  Zipping through wooded ST is pretty cool, something we don't get much of here.  Even Mt Pinos isn't wooded anything like trails I have ridden in Utah with aspens just hugging the trails.  Oregon pines, oh yeah, I can imagine it now.  Like some of the riding in the Sequoia's or Hume Lake area.

The bummer is in the details:
Doesn't really sound like they cater to you outside of food and guides.
You need to rent or bring up your own camping gear.
I assume they don't set up and break down your camping gear every day then.

All in all it sound like fun tho


Yep you have to bring your own tent/bag/chair/etc. but they bring it to your next destination if it needs to get transported & yeas I think you are respomsible to set up your tent...not too big a deal though, kinda part of the adventure. grin
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