2022 was dusty, loose, and hot in Utah. We spent a few days with Joey riding some of his favorite spots. Cheers to rideable alpine trails, coming soon. Don't waste your summer with a broken bike, get ready now to protect your tires and rims.
Yep, they could have spent 30 seconds researching before going out with “coming soon”… I’m in Sandy and we just got another 16” with this last storm this week.
@Tannus: We’ll take all the good vibes! The snow will eventually melt. It may be September before the higher trails are open but I’m glad we have the water!
880" at Alta. That's 73' of snow in case you're wondering. Should be good to ride August and part of September then the snow will come back. That's Utah, if you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes. Should be a great year.
It’s great so long as it doesn’t rain more. I’m in St George right now and the rain has made the trails about as good as they get down here. Not wet enough to make mud (except in a few low spots) but damp enough to keep the dust down.
How did he survive riding the lower end GT frame? I was told a bike had to be AT LEAST 5k for the frame in order to be ridable in my local blue flow trails...