Canyon Creek

Friday morning, Reilly, Carlie, Chris, Fletcher[the dog] and I drove from Salida to the tiny town of Sargents, Colorado. There we would begin what would turn out to be one of the most grueling rides I have ever experienced on the mountain-bike. Including a few short stops, it took us over 5 1/2 hrs to ride the 30km/20mile Canyon Creek loop.

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After the 3,600ft/1,097m of elevation gain, we finally got to go back down-hill! The descent certainly made up for the punishing climb, with mile after mile after mile of fast, flowing, rolling dirt/rock single-track, taking us back into the trees, along the river and finally, back to the van. There, we splashed about a little bit in the water to cool off before making our way to our campsite for the night. Exhausted, we ate and ate then slept very soundly, eagerly awaiting the next day’s adventure…

[Link to Garmin ride data]