RFI... Mackenzie River trrail

[Pas]

JD wrote:
> "pas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:<[email protected]>...
>> Just doing some homework. I'll be in Eugene for 4 days in
>> August, hanging out while hubby is conventioning. I know
>> it's about a 25 mile ride and that it can get real hot.
>> Specifically I want to know how long the shuttle is. Or
>> anything else relevant.
>>
>> tia
>>
>> Penny
>
> Ride it as an out and back. Lunch at the lake lodge is
> pretty good.
>
> JD

50 miles eh? I guess I better start logging some extra
miles....

penny

 

[Bob Rogers]

"pas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Just doing some homework. I'll be in Eugene for 4 days in
> August, hanging out while hubby is conventioning. I know
> it's about a 25 mile ride and
that
> it can get real hot. Specifically I want to know how long
> the shuttle is.
Or
> anything else relevant.
>
> tia
>
> Penny
>

See you there :}

 

[ireman_1]

>Originally posted by Pas [/i]
>Just doing some homework. I'll be in Eugene for 4 days in
>August, hanging out while hubby is conventioning. I know
>it's about a 25 mile ride and that it can get real hot.
>Specifically I want to know how long the shuttle is. Or
..anything else relevant.

>tia

>Penny

There's a **** load of traffic (two wheeled and walkers), typically, on that trail during the summer and it's a pretty "sensitive" area as far as "them v. us" things go. The views are great and the riding is OK, but other than the distance there is little to challenge even the most average of riders (that would be me). Shuttling is easy and access, as mentioned, is easy. I'm still not allowed to ride the bike yet (shoulder), but I'd be happy to help shuttle. I can haul several bikes and folks in the truckster.

K.

 

[Pas]

ireman_1 wrote:
>> Originally posted by Pas Just doing some homework. I'll
>> be in Eugene for 4 days in August, hanging out while
>> hubby is conventioning. I know it's about a 25 mile ride
>> and that it can get real hot. Specifically I want to know
>> how long the shuttle is. Or
> .anything else relevant.
>
>> tia
>
>> Penny
>
> There's a **** load of traffic (two wheeled and walkers),
> typically, on that trail during the summer and it's a
> pretty "sensitive" area as far as "them v. us" things go.
> The views are great and the riding is OK, but other than
> the distance there is little to challenge even the most
> average of riders (that would be me). Shuttling is easy
> and access, as mentioned, is easy. I'm still not allowed
> to ride the bike yet (shoulder), but I'd be happy to help
> shuttle. I can haul several bikes and folks in the
> truckster.
>
> K.

awesome! I"d love more info on other area trails as I will
be just hanging out in eugene while hubby is at NSP
convention. I show up for the meals ;-)

Penny