We hope you enjoyed the video. Now here are some of the pictorial highlights from this leg of the journey.
That’s all for now, but keep checking back in to find part two of the series coming soon. In the meantime please feel free to comment and share – maybe let us know about your travels in the US – it all helps our dirt biking and adventure riding community.
This leg of our journey was made possible with the help of Colorado Motorcycle Adventures, Giant Loop, Scott Motosports and Bell Helmets.
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Nicely done, Indian Creek holds a special place in my heart, you should take some trad climbing gear cause not only were you in one of the best locales to ride, one of the best crack climbing meccas of the world!
I love the idea of climbing – have read so many books on mountaineering – but I have no head for heights, I spin out so quickly. Tramping/hiking/hill walking would be just fine though. I envy those who do climb, though. Great idea though, to combine the two. Best, JB
Great pictures JB
Thanks Chippy, very kind of you to say so. Was shooting with one of the latest Canon 5Ds, very nice camera. Hopefully bump into you again somewhere soon, eh? All the best, JB
Interesting in one of your shots in Minturn, CO you show the Mountain Peddler building. Earlier this summer it was taken down to make way for ??? progress? https://www.vaildaily.com/news/old-mountain-pedaler-building-on-main-street-in-minturn-comes-down/
Compare your shot to the photo in the news story
That is sad to hear, it’s a standout wee town, it should be preserved. Beautiful area around there, too, lovely riding, could have spent weeks pottering around.