Carson City is pretty nice and I got a chance to ride the ash trail system just outside of town, its a small shared use system of single track that overlooks the city, it also ties into the Flume trail system, if you take some of the old mining roads up into the Sierras, The trails were fun but I could imagine they get old pretty quick. after that ride I made my way to Tahoe and jumped on the Flume trail, I parked at the state park for 10 bucks ( its 3 bucks if you ride you bike in ) and road the 20 mile loop on the old Flume trail. This may be one of the most memorable trails ive ever been on, the views were amazing, and nearly the whole Flume trail is exposed to the left side ( riding it clockwise )
Monday, August 30, 2010
Tahoe and Carson City
Took a little drive out to Carson City and Tahoe a few days ago, Man the drive from Hurricane Utah to hear is BOARING, Not much to see out there unless you like scrub brush and the occasional coyote. Once in Carson City, I got settled into my hotel, ( Carson Station ) and began to plan my visit. The whole point of this visit is to scope out the scene for cycling and other amenities, Kari has been offerd a job in Zepher Cove on the Tahoe side, and Im here to see if we want to move here.
Carson City is pretty nice and I got a chance to ride the ash trail system just outside of town, its a small shared use system of single track that overlooks the city, it also ties into the Flume trail system, if you take some of the old mining roads up into the Sierras, The trails were fun but I could imagine they get old pretty quick. after that ride I made my way to Tahoe and jumped on the Flume trail, I parked at the state park for 10 bucks ( its 3 bucks if you ride you bike in ) and road the 20 mile loop on the old Flume trail. This may be one of the most memorable trails ive ever been on, the views were amazing, and nearly the whole Flume trail is exposed to the left side ( riding it clockwise )
Carson City is pretty nice and I got a chance to ride the ash trail system just outside of town, its a small shared use system of single track that overlooks the city, it also ties into the Flume trail system, if you take some of the old mining roads up into the Sierras, The trails were fun but I could imagine they get old pretty quick. after that ride I made my way to Tahoe and jumped on the Flume trail, I parked at the state park for 10 bucks ( its 3 bucks if you ride you bike in ) and road the 20 mile loop on the old Flume trail. This may be one of the most memorable trails ive ever been on, the views were amazing, and nearly the whole Flume trail is exposed to the left side ( riding it clockwise )
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