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  1. My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are from
    the East and are willing to fly to wherever we can get a
    taste of the mountain slab riding that I see so often and
    dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to rent bikes rather
    than trasport ours. A place that has some nightlife, camping
    is prefered. Not too big into tour style. Any suggestions
    would be appreciated.

  2. "Doug" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are
    from the East and are willing to fly to wherever we can
    get a taste of the mountain slab riding that I see so
    often and dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to rent
    bikes rather than trasport ours. A place that has some
    nightlife, camping is prefered. Not too big into tour
    style. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Hey, Well it's fairly easy to be honest - fly into Salt Lake
    City, hire a car to drive to Moab, then hire bikes there.
    MTBing is such big business there that there are masses of
    places renting bikes, from cheap rigid through to top of the
    range full sussers. It's a fantastic place - you can pick up
    a book of local trails and there are enough to keep you busy
    for months... Personally I recommend Bartlett Wash, and,
    obviously, the Slickrock trail

    Good luck! Nick

  3. Doug said:

    My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are
    from the East and are willing to fly to wherever we can
    get a taste of the mountain slab riding that I see so
    often and dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to rent
    bikes rather than trasport ours. A place that has some
    nightlife, camping is prefered. Not too big into tour
    style. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Moab is really busy, but you won't be content until you've
    tried it. Will you? ;-)

    Cheers, Shawn

  4. Shawn Curry <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Doug said:

    My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are
    from the East and are willing to fly to wherever we can
    get a taste of the mountain slab riding that I see so
    often and dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to rent
    bikes rather than trasport ours. A place that has some
    nightlife, camping is prefered. Not too big into tour
    style. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Moab is really busy, but you won't be content until you've
    tried it. Will you? ;-)

    Cheers, Shawn

    Can anyone recommend a destination other than Moab? a place
    a bit less crowded? Someplace with a similar feeling and
    experience?

  5. Doug said:

    Shawn Curry <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:
    Doug said:

    My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are
    from the East and are willing to fly to wherever we can
    get a taste of the mountain slab riding that I see so
    often and dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to rent
    bikes rather than trasport ours. A place that has some
    nightlife, camping is prefered. Not too big into tour
    style. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Moab is really busy, but you won't be content until
    you've tried it. Will you? ;-)

    Cheers, Shawn

    Can anyone recommend a destination other than Moab? a
    place a bit less crowded? Someplace with a similar feeling
    and experience?

    Gooseberry Mesa.

    Bill "oh, wait...you said with nightlife" S.

    PS: so check out St. George?

  6. [email hidden] (Doug) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    A place that has some nightlife, camping is prefered.

    Are you going to ride bikes, or disco down? Only a true
    barney would prefer "nightlife" to world class mountain
    biking. Why don't you take up tiddlywinks?

    JD

  7. If you don't mind single track and some height you might
    enjoy Lauterbrunnen Switzerland
    mtbr.com647.html . As for the
    nighlife great parties down in InterLaken and Lauterbrunne.

    Enjoy, Noah

    "Doug" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Doug said:

    My wife and I are interested in a MTB vacation. We are
    from the East and are willing to fly to wherever we
    can get a taste of the mountain slab riding that I see
    so often and dream about (Moab? Zion?. Our plan was to
    rent bikes rather than trasport ours. A place that has
    some nightlife, camping is prefered. Not too big into
    tour style. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Moab is really busy, but you won't be content until
    you've tried it. Will you? ;-)

    Cheers, Shawn

    Can anyone recommend a destination other than Moab? a
    place a bit less crowded? Someplace with a similar feeling
    and experience?

  8. Noah Alvarez Jr. said:

    If you don't mind single track and some height you might
    enjoy Lauterbrunnen Switzerland
    mtbr.com647.html . As for the
    nighlife great parties down in InterLaken and
    Lauterbrunne.

    As a bonus, there's a Hooters in Interlaken.

    hooters-interlaken.chhooters-interlaken.ch

    It's on my list of places to stop while in Heidi Land.

    Bruce

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