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Old 10-29-17, 03:08 AM
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Above Blewett Pass.

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^^

That landscape is fake. You parked your bike in front of a painting or something.

Admit it.


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In the background, Mt Stuart is the pointy one, and the nearby mountains are The Enchantment Range. And then the trees, that's our fall color.

It was a 100 mile drive each way for that ride. I enjoy getting out of the city and riding with great views and being surrounded by nature for a few hours, that's really a huge draw for me for gravel riding. But I also make a point of going places where I can get pics for the gravel ride thread. Thanks for starting it!
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early November near my home
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A few pics from the 10th Annual Fried Green Fifty in Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge out of Juliette, GA.

FG50-07 by Benny Watson, on Flickr

FG50-18 by Benny Watson, on Flickr

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FG50-27 by Benny Watson, on Flickr
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Originally Posted by BluesDawg
A few pics from the 10th Annual Fried Green Fifty in Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge out of Juliette, GA.

FG50-07 by Benny Watson, on Flickr

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BluesDawg I had this ride on my radar after seeing this you can count me in next year. I know they had 2 50 mile rides that weekend. Did you do the other 50 mile ride?

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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
Above Blewett Pass.

Gorgeous. That's the old pass with the forest service roads, right?
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Originally Posted by Zurichman2
BluesDawg I had this ride on my radar after seeing this you can count me in next year. I know they had 2 50 mile rides that weekend. Did you do the other 50 mile ride?

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I had originally planned to work a rest stop on the more race oriented Sac O Suds on Saturday, but I had to back out on that so I could drive my parents to a family reunion. FG50 is one of my favorite events of the year. Piedmont NWR is always a great place to ride, but especially this time of year. The Sac O Suds route is on some great roads, too, but I'd rather ride it with a small group of casual riders than on a race day. Sometimes we extend the route to include a ride through parts of the nearby Dauset Trails MTB trails.

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Originally Posted by BluesDawg
I had originally planned to work a rest stop on the more race oriented Sac O Suds on Saturday, but I had to back out on that so I could drive my parents to a family reunion. FG50 is one of my favorite events of the year. Piedmont NWR is always a great place to ride, but especially this time of year. The Sac O Suds route is on some great roads, too, but I'd rather ride it with a small group of casual riders than on a race day. Sometimes we extend the route to include a ride through parts of the nearby Dauset Trails MTB trails.
Do you have a link to the route for the
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Originally Posted by Sheetsrep
Do you have a link to the route for the
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https://ridewithgps.com/find#search/...%5Bsort_by%5D=

When are you going to ride it?

I missed it because my wheel was out for repair but I'd sure like to go down there and try the route.


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Originally Posted by Sheetsrep
Do you have a link to the route for the
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Here's this year's official route with cue sheets.
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/26189703
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Old 11-18-17, 07:56 PM
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awesome. pavement ends. fun begins
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
awesome. pavement ends. fun begins
Honestly, the pavement ain't bad around here either.
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Love the last shot, and that's the type of unpaved I love most.
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Love the last shot, and that's the type of unpaved I love most.
GLCP land.



Our former Governor, George "Sonny" Perdue loved the land and was a great supporter of farmers and land conservation. He is now the US Secretary of Agriculture. Unlike some of the other secretaries, his appointment was entirely appropriate.

Another shot of the area. I think I've posted this before.

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If there's snow, is it still gravel?
SW Colorado
44 mi
4,400 ft climbing
10,100 ft high point





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If there's snow, is it still gravel?
haha oh yeah! hey, that being Colorado you ever worry about meeting menacing wildlife?
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Great pics, @dgodave. How was the riding?
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Giant Revolt

My first gravel bike. Been using it for casual fire road riding in So Cal. Thinking about converting to flat bar later.
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haha oh yeah! hey, that being Colorado you ever worry about meeting menacing wildlife?
I did think about bears when I opened up my tin of sardines for lunch.
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Great pics, @dgodave. How was the riding?
Great. A little dicey on the slick descents, but nothing too hairy.

I did have a five mile stretch of very rough road with only one vehicle track in the snow to work with. Dodging snowy rocks and so on. And I was a little alarmed that the rest of the ride might be the same. One of those go back or go on moments.
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North Georgia - Blue Ridge Mountains

47 miles. 5800 ft climbing. I'm pretty tired.






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North Georgia - Blue Ridge Mountains

47 miles. 5800 ft climbing. I'm pretty tired.
Wow. Nice looking roads. Must have been steep for that much climbing.
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