Hey does anyone know if the trails have enough snow on them to break in a sled? I can only look at the camera they have but cant tell much from it or any other places that have enough snow to ride around on for 4 or 5 hours?
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Drove over V/P yesterday and stopped in the snowmobile parking lot.There was probably 6-8 inches in the lot,was one trailer with an older sled on it,the guy was gearing up so I didn't ask if it was worth it.From the looks of Shrine Pass road I'd say wait for another storm or two at least.
Weather service is calling for winter weather advisory thru Friday.
I rode Vail Pass Tuesday and again yesterday. The roads have plenty of snow, I was breaking in a new motor in my IQR so the conditions were ideal, as you can see in the photo.
Yesterday, however, I found that they had PLOWED Shrine Pass Road like a runway at DIA; it was edge to edge, down to the dirt all the way to the turn to the radio towers (near Shrine Pass Inn). It appears they had some heavy equipment 'snowed in' up there and needed to get it down; I saw them loading a huge crane near the rest area. There's still good snow up there, just be ready for 1.5 mi of well manicured dirt road before you get to the good stuff!
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I rode Vail Pass Tuesday and again yesterday. The roads have plenty of snow, I was breaking in a new motor in my IQR so the conditions were ideal, as you can see in the photo.
Yesterday, however, I found that they had PLOWED Shrine Pass Road like a runway at DIA; it was edge to edge, down to the dirt all the way to the turn to the radio towers (near Shrine Pass Inn). It appears they had some heavy equipment 'snowed in' up there and needed to get it down; I saw them loading a huge crane near the rest area. There's still good snow up there, just be ready for 1.5 mi of well manicured dirt road before you get to the good stuff!
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Vail Pass .... I was just talking to a guy about that the other day. He came into my office in Keystone to get his season pass, he works for the Stat of Colorado. He mentioned something about the Division of Wildlife closing some of the area (Vail Pass) because of the Lynx. He said that their has been a growing population of Lynx in that area and the state is seriously considering closing some of our riding area.
Just thought I would give you a heads up on the topic.