Thanks man! I appreciate that Ok, so 1 pic with a bike, 1 pic with a trail and short descreption where I found it
Assy plateau (this is it's real name, not becouse of the trail is so difficult (it is at times), but becouse it's so beautiful), from there we went to the east, the altitude was jumping from 8000 to 11000feet as gps told us, there are many directions that could lead you anywhere, so better listen to it )) Not far from platue: A road (or is it a trail ) (in russian language they are the same word) Up at 11000ft The trail leeds us up and down, and the looks that open to us sometimes makes us stop for a minute, a photografy can't transfer that the rocks sometimes get larger, and the way down steeper But what you see there at the corner is worth every effort for quite some time this trail wasn't used by anything than cattle ) So we move on Next we're going down to that river Camera can't transfer it ) Going back by a diffrent path P.S. oh my gosh, i ended up translating a ride report with almost all the photos! Maybe I shouldn't add description of where it is
I just want to say a big thank you to everyone who has posted in this thread! <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o> I am sitting Afghanistan right now, it is drab, extraordinarily hot, and really not a lot of fun. It has been a real pleasure to see the mountains I love back in Colorado, as well as all over the world. <o></o> Thank you, you have done me a service. <o></o> V/R<o></o> CH C<o></o> <o></o>
A herd of Urals Side Hacks with a WeeStrom , Ural Soloist and a 950 KTM riding escort , Mt. Rainier in background.
If you are referring to star trail then no, not in it's entirety. I did ride the trails on the SW side though. Went down flag creek and up spring creek. here's another one looking the other direction
