Welcome, Summer
I know I am jinxing it, but the weather the last few days has been to good to not get excited that maybe, just maybe, summer is here. Today was a huge step in that direction. We rode the trails up the South Fork of Provo Canyon today. It was a fleeting glimpse of the high country, but good quality Alpine singletrack nonetheless.
K.C. and Scott climb through the trees
Chris tops out high on the Great Western Trail, Cascade Saddle in the background
You can see why I love these trails
New Van Dessel gear arrived today
6 Comments
Lee Unwin
May 2, 2007Pics look as good as the clothing. Yeah the rigid is great and really fast if its not rough. I didnt post that I was still able to beat all the Am ss and 25 of the 30 of the geared amatures and most of the teams, the bike works well for sure its just a brain beater when the going gets rough. Hope things are going well.
Forrest
May 2, 2007would you share where those trails are, how to get there, etc…? I dont know that area well and am always down to check out new singletrack.
Adam Lisonbee
May 2, 2007From Salt Lake:
I-15 South to the 800 North Exit in Orem.
Head East until you get to the mouth of Provo canyon.
Continue up Provo canyon until you see Vivian Park on the right. It is before the tunnel and the Sundance ski Resort turn off.
Follow the small paved road that leads up the canyon (this is South Fork)
The trail head is at a park (not the first big park you will pass) off to the right side of the road, about 3 miles up the road.
Park in the upper lot, the trail head is right there.
Check out http://www.utahmountainbiking.com for more info. It’s listed in the Utah Valley segment as Big Springs Hollow
UtRider
May 3, 2007Dude, check the forecast for the next few days… What have you done?! 🙂
Adam Lisonbee
May 3, 2007I know….I totally ruined it.
Utah Mnt biker
May 3, 2007It’s snowing here in PC thanks!