We it's late again, I'm exhausted. We rode 21 miles with over 3,000 feet of climbing at around 8,000 Ft of elevation. The air is thinner and harder to breath. We rode with a couple of new guys, one was Bob, he's 58 years old. 6'4'' weighing 200 lbs. Looks are very deceiving, and as Bob took off up the hill leading, talking to me for a while, he just rode me off his wheel. We would re-group at cross roads. The changing of the leaves on the ground and trees are breath taking to say the least. Just look at the pics. Quite a change from the desert. Park City Utah kinda reminds me of home with all the trees and stuff minus the killer climbs, did I say we climbed of 3,000 Ft. at high altitude!




The other guy we rode with was Stan, He's a really smart guy, Stan help develop a lot of trails here and we road a few today, very nice. Stan also has skills and climbing abilities that will hurt you in the end. We would climb up for a long time, drop down a ways, and climb right back up some more. It went on like this all day long. Stan also has developed paved trails around town for bikes and pedestrians. I wish Baton Rouge would get a hint. Park City is very well built for fitness and staying active. Their is so much you can do here.














We stopped to eat after the ride today at Redrock, wile eating their it started raining, then kinda snowing. It rained pretty good today and tonight. I hope the trails will be rideable tomorrow, will see...