Pueblo/Cos/SoCO riders?

[rotax]

I'm in the Pueblo area, looking for others to ride/drive with for some riding throughout the season.

I'm a bit new to SoCO area, but have ridden Buena Vista and Wolf Creek once a while back.

Very familiar with NoCO riding areas. Very comf w/ CO/MT/CA/WY backcountry mtn riding and terrain in general. Have the required gear/tools. Avy beacon(s), metal shovel, metal probe.

I'm down for some road riding and scouting if anyone needs a pre-season shake down, or has a scratch to itch.

Otherwise, it looks like Wolf Creek should be getting close after another storm or few?

PM or reply and we can discuss further.

Gettin stoked for a fresh season! Lets ride.

 

[Mishtar]

I am new to riding but I am in the Springs and I am trying to get out at least once every weekend. f you want to get some riding in on trails before the mountains open up let me know. I plan on attempting back country riding once I get a little more time under my belt.


Don

 

[MD800]

CS CO riding

There are two snowmobile clubs in southern CO. One in Pueblo and one in the Springs. Search Colorado Snowmobile Association on the internet. It lists all the clubs, points of contacts, trail maps and snow conditions. The Springs club is Pikes Peak Highriders. We meet second Tues of the month at Old Chicago at the corner of Academy and Austin Bluffs.

 

[sillyrabbit0420]

I'm in the Springs. Always looking for new people to ride with.
I'm on a Cat 162 turbo, and I'll go wherever the snow is best.
I'll ride with pretty much anybody who is willing to go off-trail. If you're an expert, I'll keep up but you'll dig me out a few times. If you're a newb, then I'll dig you out and you'll curse me for getting you in over your head, but you'll like it.

I have a weird thing about always taking my own rig, though. Too many riding days ended when someone broke their sled and had to go home early.