Colorado trip

This is my buddy riding through the ice passage way on his 09 klr. I really liked riding through the ice "nice cool breeze."

The tw made it here but she was sputtering a bit towards the top.

Beautiful lake como!

Some switchbacks on clear lake trail

This is the end of the trail at clear lake. This is a very easy trail, the scenery is beautiful, the lake is very clear as bath water and you could do this trail in a subaru!

This is the beginning of the yankee boy basin/ imogene trail. A local jeep tour guide said a few people drive off of this corner every year. If you go off of this one its "Game Over."

If you get caught up sight seeing it would only take a few seconds of not watching the road to be a gone.

Another famous pic of this trail. You can see where the cliff over hangs the trail.

End of the Yankee Boy Basin trail. Yankee boy was probably the roughest trail i tackled out here. It was a very rocky road and alot of rocks were big. My buddy didnt make it up here on his klr. He doesnt have much off road experience and that klr is heavy especially with all the junk he was packing...

The last of Yankee Boy, now off to Imogene pass "my favorite."

This is the first creek crossing on the Imogene Pass and by far my favorite. This little creek came down the mountain and turned about 30-40 yards of the trail a creek before cutting back down the mountain. I have a short gopro video off this i will try put up this weekend.

We watched probably ten different 4x4's go through this creek and my buddie had to run off in the woods for a nervous forest deposit before i said the heck with it im doing it. The 30-45 minutes we waited here got us into some trouble but thats coming. There was one spot on the far end of this crossing that would swallow a tw front wheel which had me kind of nervous since it had a swift current but the ol tw made it look easy!

The switchbacks on the far hill is part of the Black Bear Pass which is a very well known trail for 4x4's. It has claimed many lives throughout the years. There are a few slick rock sections with a few drop offs and on one side of the trail is a couple thousand feet drop off. I didnt get to do this one because it was still closed. The snow hadnt been cleared yet. The bottom of the pic is the edge of Telluride Colorado.

Neat little tunnel cut out of the rock on the way to Telluride.