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  1. Hey all,

    A group of 20 or so are looknig to go on a week long MTB trip over our
    spring break. For the past 8 years we've gone to Sedona, AZ, but due
    to flood dammage to the group camping we use, we are looking at
    alternative destinations.

    Ideally the destination would have:
    1. a centrally located campsite so that we can ride to the trails each
    day.
    2. nearby town for supplies (food)
    3. Onsite water at campsite
    4. Warm and dry climate in late March

    I'd love to hear any ideas that you can send my way.
    Thanks in advance,
    Jamie

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  2. Jamie, Jamie, Jamie,

    You're thinking of abandoning Sedona? Sacrilege!

    Actually, I've been thinking about this a bit, though I give good odds to
    Chavez Crossing being fixed, a back-up plan is always good. I've been
    thinking about Moab. A little cooler then Sedona, the one year we spent a
    couple days there it froze at night, probably low 60's for a high, but I'd
    check some weather websites for the climate info. Some of the higher
    altitude trails will still have snow on them, especially after this
    winter. The camping is about 1/4 a mile from the Slickrock trail. only
    problem is I don't think there is any water available in the Sand Flats
    Recreation Area where the camping is and the Slickrock and Porcupine Rim
    trails are. But there has to be something that can be worked out in
    town, there are a [censored] of people who camp and ride there.

    Oh, and try posting at MTBR.com, you'll probably get some good feedback
    there too. Let me know what's figured out.

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