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"Jeff Enderwick" <tje@cisco.com> skrev i meddelandet news:csflllgsre9.fsf@skoda.cisco.com... > We're pretty open! We'll probably fly into DIA, and then > somehow get to the ride start. Colorado is splendid for biking, we cycled there last year and I can honestly say that we have rarely had so much fun. However, five days is short, if you are flying in and out of Denver. On the other hand if you can only spare five days you might be able to afford to fly right into Aspen or Crested Butte. Then, bike out via Summit County. - Just a thought. > Our criteria is: > 1) not getting crushed by large vehicles, The traffic is mostly well behaved. > 2) nice scenery, hopefully nice destination towns, Summit county is very beautiful. So, is Crested Butte, Salida and Durango. But there is no way you can do it all. > 3) get some good miles and climbing in. In Colorado, in my experience, it is more climbing than long distances. Per http://lowdin.nu |
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