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Old 09-06-19, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
Washington has true alpine at low enough elevation not to be an issue, the highest road in the state hours to 7,500', is gravel, and to quote a good friend, you haven't lived 'til you've been there. But you can ride much lower in the valleys with ice giants towering over you.
Agreed. My comment you quoted was phrased poorly- I was referring to your area as a place where elevation climb could be difficult if the OP isnt used to it(vs thin air elevation).
My sister in law's family lives out in Kirkland and we are going out there for a few days in October to visit. Always love the trips out there as its a total 180 from where I live in terms of scenery and activities.
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