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100,000 Ft Ride

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The rest was turn by turn directions. GPS coordinates would've been nicer but a great day.
 
Few years ago I did my own personalized 100,000 foot ride in Colorado. Easy to do with a paper map (gasp! yes, I still use those darned old things). Simply plotted all the passes that had paved roads (no gravel for me and my street bike), then plotted a reasonable routing that would get enough of those passes to equal 100,000 feet in total elevation. Spent about three days riding around the state and ended up with about 125,000 total feet in elevation, plus lots of great scenery. And in hindsight, the planning and poring over the maps was at least half of the fun.
 
That's on my list. This year I will be in the Boundary Waters so perhaps next?

Looks like a lot of fun. Colorado is riding heaven.


Woo Hoo, it looks like the stars in aligning and I will be in Colorado then!!!!!
 
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