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RR: Boise Secret Trails + Link

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  1. Well, there's this mostly unwritten rule that this vast network of trails
    just 30 mins from downtown is spozed to be kept secret. Some guys are
    really serious about it. I'd ridden some of it by accident out exploring
    one Saturday, and one little trail by design (with the Freak and my son
    several years back. Boy, the views of 2 mtn ranges was amazing, btw).
    Here's a joke: One of the more famous trails is a 14 mi downhill
    singletrack that crosses through 2 or 3 temperate zones, that I heard about
    for the 1st time in *Bike Magazine* a few years ago. Can you believe it?

    But last night my bike shop owner pal took me up on a more organized
    introduction. Barely hit the tip of the iceberg. I have a few pics toward
    the bottom of this thread, with a few more to come, but it was amazing!

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?s=5c9574193ee1e98e5f2392e67fe5b87d&t=112869

    End of the ride, we pulled out my signature cooler and rehydrated in style.
    I kept my consumption down as the designated driver. Companion must have
    been the designated drinker, by the time we pulled into the happy hacienda,
    the cooler was empty. O well, a small price to pay....

    CDB

  2. Paladin said:

    Well, there's this mostly unwritten rule that this vast network of trails
    just 30 mins from downtown is spozed to be kept secret. Some guys are
    really serious about it. I'd ridden some of it by accident out exploring
    one Saturday, and one little trail by design (with the Freak and my son
    several years back. Boy, the views of 2 mtn ranges was amazing, btw).
    Here's a joke: One of the more famous trails is a 14 mi downhill
    singletrack that crosses through 2 or 3 temperate zones, that I heard about
    for the 1st time in *Bike Magazine* a few years ago. Can you believe it?

    But last night my bike shop owner pal took me up on a more organized
    introduction. Barely hit the tip of the iceberg. I have a few pics toward
    the bottom of this thread, with a few more to come, but it was amazing!

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?s=5c9574193ee1e98e5f2392e67fe5b87d&t=112869

    End of the ride, we pulled out my signature cooler and rehydrated in style.
    I kept my consumption down as the designated driver. Companion must have
    been the designated drinker, by the time we pulled into the happy hacienda,
    the cooler was empty. O well, a small price to pay....

    CDB

    That looks and sounds really nice!

    Secret trails are funny. I've spilled the beans about a secret trail I
    didn't know was a secret before, but then it turned out that just about
    everyone knew about it anyway.

    Matt (Shhhh)

  3. Paladin said:

    . I have a few pics toward
    the bottom of this thread, with a few more to come, but it was amazing!

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=112869

    End of the ride, we pulled out my signature cooler and rehydrated in style.
    I kept my consumption down as the designated driver. Companion must have
    been the designated drinker, by the time we pulled into the happy hacienda,
    the cooler was empty. O well, a small price to pay....

    CDB

    That is some very nice stuff amigo...
    When we plot our return (hint hint) I would love to ride it!
    There is a couple of secret stashes out on the Island... Known by only a few by hand signs and winks and nods...

    Tell Mr Dirt Dart hello from us!

    ---> Jim

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    Paladin said:

    . I have a few pics toward
    the bottom of this thread, with a few more to come, but it was
    amazing!

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=112869

    End of the ride, we pulled out my signature cooler and rehydrated in
    style.
    I kept my consumption down as the designated driver. Companion must
    have
    been the designated drinker, by the time we pulled into the happy
    hacienda,
    the cooler was empty. O well, a small price to pay....

    CDB

    That is some very nice stuff amigo...
    When we plot our return (hint hint) I would love to ride it!
    There is a couple of secret stashes out on the Island... Known by only
    a few by hand signs and winks and nods...

    Tell Mr Dirt Dart hello from us!

    ---> Jim

    --
    Jimbo(san)


    Now that you've come back to your senses, it's time to come back to Idaho.
    Had lunch with the Dart today, and told him I can't wait to get back up
    there. He gets this big loopy grin and starts sounding like he's on drugs,
    telling me we haven't begun to scratch the surface up there with the one
    ride we did. We did 3/4's of probably the shortest of about 12 mapped
    routes. There's also a 14mi downhill for you long-travel maniacs.

    Have some out of town friends I think I'll take up there early one morning
    this week.

    CDB

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