Subject: Road Trip Report #11A
Thursday, August 5, 2010 Jackson, WY (Grand Teton National Park, first use of Annual Pass)
The Rio Grande Trail in Aspen remains the top bike path. We biked along the Grand Tetons and they are indeed grand but for overall biking quality, Aspen can't be beat.
Be biked to Jenny Lake then took the boat across so we could discover Hidden Falls. I have to say that the explorers are overrated. We found "Hidden Falls" in about 10 minutes. All the explorers need to do is follow the signs along the trail. It's easy.
A very nice spot for a snack but there are no "facilities" on this side of the lake.
How's this for "Outdoorsman of the Year." Check out the dual purpose hiking/biking boots.
On our way back to the car, Laurie reported a flat tire. With a spare tube and pump along we were back riding the path in 20 minutes. We made it to the hotel in time for our yoga session followed by a massage. It's a hard life.
On tap for tomorrow, white-water rafting and shopping in town. If I'm lucky, I'll lose my wallet in the river.
Regards,
Steve & Laurie
Thursday, August 5, 2010 Jackson, WY (Grand Teton National Park, first use of Annual Pass)
The Rio Grande Trail in Aspen remains the top bike path. We biked along the Grand Tetons and they are indeed grand but for overall biking quality, Aspen can't be beat.
Be biked to Jenny Lake then took the boat across so we could discover Hidden Falls. I have to say that the explorers are overrated. We found "Hidden Falls" in about 10 minutes. All the explorers need to do is follow the signs along the trail. It's easy.
A very nice spot for a snack but there are no "facilities" on this side of the lake.
How's this for "Outdoorsman of the Year." Check out the dual purpose hiking/biking boots.
On our way back to the car, Laurie reported a flat tire. With a spare tube and pump along we were back riding the path in 20 minutes. We made it to the hotel in time for our yoga session followed by a massage. It's a hard life.
On tap for tomorrow, white-water rafting and shopping in town. If I'm lucky, I'll lose my wallet in the river.
Regards,
Steve & Laurie
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