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Durango Owner's Event Ryders from Canada
- Thread starter RodO
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spyderrock
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Hey Rod im heading down from Sherwood Park just outside Edmonton, but im heading to Cowtown first to get some work done on the bike then riding to the Owners event with the gang from there. If I wasn't heading there we could ride together, have a safe trip
RodO
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Sure, if the timing works out, let's do it.
While you're at it, Durango isn't too much further ;-)
Rod.
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Max LTD
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Rod, I would be interested in going with my wife. A few questions first: How many Kms a day are you planning? For the night stop over, what are you planning to do? Reserve hotel room ahead of time? What is your plan for the trip back? I am from Cold Lake, Alberta, we could meet in Medicine Hat on the 16 June...
RodO
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Hi Max LTD,
My route isn't cast in stone, but so far it's looking like the 16th in Waterton, then Butte (640 km), Salt Lake City (670 km), Woody Creek CO (650 km, that's where Hunter S Thompson lived), and the Durango (385 km), pretty easy days I'm thinking. Coming back, I'd leave on the 22nd for Cheyenne (700 km), then Miles City (670 km), and home on the 24th.
Not sure yet if my wife will come, but we went to Montreal last summer and Vancouver the year before, so she'd be up to it. I've only booked a room in Durango so far. If I'm alone I might not book hotels for the trip down or back to leave some flexibility.
How's that look to you?
oldblindjohn
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Rod,
What route from Woody Creek are you taking to Durango?
There are no places to stay in Woody Creek. Aspen is closest, but REALLY expensive.
John
What route from Woody Creek are you taking to Durango?
There are no places to stay in Woody Creek. Aspen is closest, but REALLY expensive.
John
RodO
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Hi John,
Good question! I was looking at that last night and, as much as I'd like to see Woody Creek, it's too much off the beaten path to make sense for me to make the HST pilgrimage on this trip
What I did see on the map and that I'd rather do, and that aren't hard to get to, are Arches National Park, and Natural Bridges, both in Utah.
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Good question! I was looking at that last night and, as much as I'd like to see Woody Creek, it's too much off the beaten path to make sense for me to make the HST pilgrimage on this trip
What I did see on the map and that I'd rather do, and that aren't hard to get to, are Arches National Park, and Natural Bridges, both in Utah.
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oldblindjohn
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Will you go thru Grand Junction, Montrose, and Ouray?
That will put you on the million dollar hiway down into Durango. SERIOUS twisties!
john
That will put you on the million dollar hiway down into Durango. SERIOUS twisties!
john
RodO
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:yes:Oh ya,it'll be on the trip home!
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