Did anyone happen to ride at VP today?
What were the conditions?
Thanks.
What were the conditions?
Thanks.
Vail Pass
- Thread starter BeetleKill
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Gmiller, how was spring creek?
I rode VP this afternoon for a few hours.
The trail was decent but most everything else was very bony to say the least.
The trail from the parking lot out to machine gun ridge area is closed due to no snow. Red cliff trail is open and shrine bowl is open. The majority of shrine bowl has slid down bare and has about 2" of dust on it.
I still had a blast being that this was my first day out this year.
I rode VP this afternoon for a few hours.
The trail was decent but most everything else was very bony to say the least.
The trail from the parking lot out to machine gun ridge area is closed due to no snow. Red cliff trail is open and shrine bowl is open. The majority of shrine bowl has slid down bare and has about 2" of dust on it.
I still had a blast being that this was my first day out this year.
It wasn't anything special, but there was some snow. About a foot of fresh, stumps and rocks still just under the snow. Here are some pictures...
Gmiller how was the trail in and out thats always the worst part.
Not bad at all. Plenty along the edges to keep the sleds cooled off. Lots of trees down along the way but otherwise its an easy ride to the good stuff.
Thanks for the trail info. I have ridden some of the worst whoops on that trail.
solid 8-10 inches new as of yesterday afternoon on top of saturdays 8-10. Trails were very soft and not a lot of traffic. Off trail is still suspect but the high meadows are pretty fun.
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Thanks for the updated.
Was the trail from the parking lot to the machine gun ridge area still closed.
Was the trail from the parking lot to the machine gun ridge area still closed.
as of monday wilder gulch still closed, but we didnt notice weds since we were headn the other direction.
Thanks.
I think I'll give the Ears a try until we get some more snow.
I think I'll give the Ears a try until we get some more snow.
