If you haven't ridden this ride, it shouldn't be missed. It is a relatively friendly 8 miles of switchbacks, uphill, and then a different 7 miles down of the sweetest singletrack I've seen in a while. Of the 50 or so turns, they were so well made that even I could ride about 45 of them. WHEEEEEEE.
It was a mixture of primordial forest, grassy meadows, mountain views, tons of wildflowers and just a few lil' rocky spots. It starts at the Sandia Ski area and winds its way up to the tram lookout. I rode with five delightful WOMBATS who want to know "where are the Pedal Queens"?
If you're interested, let me know and we can put a ride together.
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Don't miss the King of the Mountain ride in the Sandias
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Don't miss the King of the Mountain ride in the Sandias
by cat on Sat Aug 16, 2008 3:43 pm
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