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James
05-25-2007, 02:58 PM
Heading up to Ashland this weekend. Have the little lady and the dog, but have been given the clearance for some dirt miles. Any suggestions? Hopefully something easy-ish to get to, and not super long, i.e. 1-2 hours?
Thanks!

JJames

Heidi
05-25-2007, 03:05 PM
you could just climb up the fireroad to caterpillar and come down it. The beginners did that for Spring Thaw and I think it was around 1 hour.

James
05-25-2007, 04:14 PM
you could just climb up the fireroad to caterpillar and come down it. The beginners did that for Spring Thaw and I think it was around 1 hour.

Sweet! I love fire roads!
:P

Ideally I'd like some singletrack, but I suppose I'll take what I can get...

Heidi
05-25-2007, 04:28 PM
Sweet! I love fire roads!
:P

Ideally I'd like some singletrack, but I suppose I'll take what I can get...

Caterpillar is singletrack, but to get out of Lithia Park you'd ride up the fireroad. It's the easiest loop I can think of.

James
05-25-2007, 04:54 PM
Caterpillar is singletrack, but to get out of Lithia Park you'd ride up the fireroad. It's the easiest loop I can think of.

Cool, I'll look it up.
Thanks!

flailer
06-13-2007, 07:41 PM
Sorry i wasnt around to reply to this post.
:poster_oops: :poster_oops: :poster_oops:

There are quite a few riding options 'round here, but directions and junction-turns are just about impossible to post-up.

Know that if i'm gonna do Caterpillar trail, i'll go ahead and do the extra climb, via fireroad, up to 4 corners , and do all single-track down ~ starting with "catwalk" first. followed by Toothpick, Caterpillar, and finally BTI. But there are other routes that with shorter easier fire-road-climbs and fun single-track downhills. Whatever.

If you, or anyone else, are headed down here in the future PM me ahead of time and i will see what i can do for you. i think PM is linked to my email address for notification of incoming.

:lighten: :lighten: :lighten: :lighten: :lighten:
i'd love to host Bend riders so that they can reciprocate in kind. i LOVE riding Bend area, but dont know many of the trails, and always end up riding the same ones over and over........
:monkeydance:

flailer
06-13-2007, 07:43 PM
p.s. James, are you a hasher in need of a name? :disgust1:

James
06-13-2007, 09:43 PM
p.s. James, are you a hasher in need of a name? :disgust1:

Hasher in need of a name? I don't get it...

Sorry you missed it too. I ended up bringing the road bike actually, last-minute issues. I'll be back though, without the dog and with the MTB, so I'll hit you up for sure.

JJames

flailer
06-14-2007, 02:45 PM
^^^ Never mind on the hasher thing - i just thought you maybe a runner too.

Dont tell anyone, but i roadie-ride too. :disgust1: :disgust1:

James
06-14-2007, 03:44 PM
^^^ Never mind on the hasher thing - i just thought you maybe a runner too.

Dont tell anyone, but i roadie-ride too. :disgust1: :disgust1:

Ah, hasher is some running slang? I don't run, bad knee(s).

But road bike, hell yeah. I'm up to 3 or 4, including the TT bike. Just something about it. The older I get, the more into the road I get...

JJames