Revy' Roadtrip - In Words & Pictures

And there is was; another great mountain bike Road Trip on the books! I've posted a few pics' of the gig for your entertainment. Thanks to Barry, Pierre, Robert, Harry, John & Louise for making it all happen! I might try and squeeze one more in before the snow flys... I'm thinking Christina Lake, as its not too far, off-season accom' is dirt-cheap right now and we were provided some 'secret trail maps' the last time we stopped at Wild Ways on the way back from 7-Summits. Any takers? I'm looking for a total of four riders including myself, so three more need apply...

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Our Chalets; we had two units side-by-side, with beauty' Mt. views




Day One - Frisbee Trailhead




Onward and upward my friends!




Its this kinda' place




Beauty' little waterfall trail-side




Barry - working the kinks out - or was that the wine?




Reachin' for the electrolytes mid-trail




High-gear along the 'secret DH' after the Frisby Ridge ride




Buff, baby, buff! Frisbee Ridge; my new "Best Trail in BC" designation




Got Food? Ever helpful Grey-Jay




HappyHarry




Now that's side-hill! The trail is about three feet to the left...




The switchback from Hell!!!




Alpine 'bridges' (very effective!)




Kwaker - Lettin' er' roll




Beautiful color, beautiful vistas', in every direction!




The Flyin' Frenchman - scopein' his line




Barry - Yearning for ski season already?




Pierre; happy to be here & even happier to be riding this $5000 DEMO bike? :-)




A BC Rockies version of 'trail armoring'




Its even beautiful in the bloody parking lot!




More fun than watching your buddies wipe out; watching other peoples buddies wipe out!




The obligatory pretty-flower pic'




The Revy' Road Krew!




Frisbee Ridge




Keystone Standard Basin




In summary. I've found a new personal favorite singletrack, at least in the High Country; Frisby Ridge! Keystone Standard Basin was a real thing of beauty as well, but is a lot more difficult to ride, as its actually an old hiking trail that has been shoe-horned into being a mountain bike trail. Frisbee on the other hand, was developed as a mountain bike trail and its flow shows it in spades. I was in awe of the trail-work during the ascent not to mention the vistas all around me, and was truly laughing out loud during much of the descent. TRAIL LOVE!!!

Andrew

Tanks for making it appen, it was a blast!