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  1. Plotting a ride to Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel Mountains,
    next weekday off I get. Any one that has done this ride
    could you send me some good trail directions.

  2. "Dean A. Stepper" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<wsu7c.47762$506.40596@fed1read05>...

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    Plotting a ride to Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel Mountains,
    next weekday off I get. Any one that has done this ride
    could you send me some good trail directions.

    Buy some USGS quadrangles and figure it out on your own,
    using a Thomas Brothers to cross-reference. Back before all
    of the trendoids decided mountain biking was so stylish,
    that's the way I did it and found my way easily around the
    San Gabriels.

    JD

  3. I do that but maps do not list if trails are open or closed to bikes.
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    Plotting a ride to Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel
    Mountains, next weekday


    off

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    Quoted message said:

    I get. Any one that has done this ride could you send me
    some good


    trail

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    directions.

    Buy some USGS quadrangles and figure it out on your own,
    using a Thomas Brothers to cross-reference. Back before
    all of the trendoids decided mountain biking was so
    stylish, that's the way I did it and found my way easily
    around the San Gabriels.

    JD

  4. Dean A. Stepper said:

    I do that but maps do not list if trails are open or
    closed to bikes.

    Now that's just silly. I get a booklet from my local land
    office ( usually FS ) that lists what trails are open and
    closed to what kind of travel... horses, mountain bikes,
    dirt bikes, ATV's etc. It's called a forest travel guide up
    here, and I think every forest does one annually. they also
    post signs, you know: the kind with the slash throught
    things that are prohibited....

    penny

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    weekday off I get. Any one that has done this ride could
    you send me some good trail directions.

    Buy some USGS quadrangles and figure it out on your own,
    using a Thomas Brothers to cross-reference. Back before
    all of the trendoids decided mountain biking was so
    stylish, that's the way I did it and found my way easily
    around the San Gabriels.

    JD

  5. Dean A. Stepper said:

    I do that but maps do not list if trails are open or
    closed to bikes.

    USFS Angeles National Forest map. Anyway, they're all open
    up there around Strawberry Peak.

    Greg

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    Plotting a ride to Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel
    Mountains, next weekday

    off

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    Quoted message said:

    I get. Any one that has done this ride could you send me
    some good

    trail

    Quoted message said:
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    directions.

    Buy some USGS quadrangles and figure it out on your own,
    using a Thomas Brothers to cross-reference. Back before
    all of the trendoids decided mountain biking was so
    stylish, that's the way I did it and found my way easily
    around the San Gabriels.

    JD


  6. "G.T." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Dean A. Stepper said:

    I do that but maps do not list if trails are open or
    closed to bikes.

    USFS Angeles National Forest map. Anyway, they're all open
    up there around Strawberry Peak.

    Greg

    Thanks Greg. Sometimes the obvious is so hard to see.

    JD

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