Western Spirit Mt Hood MTB trip review

[gnat23]

Sarah, I'm a big convert to the Brutal Bitter as well, like it better than the IPA.

That being said, I'm waiting desperately for Sierra Nevada to release their Estate beer already. It wasn't ready when we popped in there last week. "Whaddya mean, it's not ready!" "It's still in the tank! Come back in a bit!" "grr"

Wahine, both of our guides live in Durango, but it sounds like they were hardly ever there. Josh in particular knew these trails inside and out, I guess having helped develop this trip. I mean, to the detail like "ok, cross over two dirt roads, keep going on the singletrack, then there will be a steep climb, but it's short and levels out quick..." Sheesh, I don't even know my own trails that well.

-- gnat! (was that tree there last week?)

[emily_in_nc]

That looks and sounds really fun! You were really rockin' the pink - awesome!

But what I really want to know is what that delicious dinner in the cast iron pot was?!? Mmmmmmmmmm

[gnat23]

But what I really want to know is what that delicious dinner in the cast iron pot was?!? Mmmmmmmmmm

Massive. Vegetable. Lasagna.

-- gnat! (*urp*)

[maillotpois]

That lasagna looked fantastic.

Yum.

... off to go break into a beer in honor of gnat's trip....

[SadieKate]

I mean, to the detail like "ok, cross over two dirt roads, keep going on the singletrack, then there will be a steep climb, but it's short and levels out quick..." Sheesh, I don't even know my own trails that well.

-- gnat! (was that tree there last week?)

This sounds like me except at intersections. Ask yellow. Trail minutia stick in my pea brain in one ride on that trail. But get to the same intersection for the bazillionth time? Fuggedaboutit.