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| | | | | This weekend, I tried something new. I took a bike ride down the Rio Grande trail all the way from Glenwood Springs to Aspen. Meg and I spend a lot of time biking around the Denver metro area, which is generally amazing. While the Denver metro area has a fantastic network of bike paths, pleasant flat grades, almost perfect weather for biking year-round, and a great view of the (distant) front range, it's still biking in a city. We regularly have to avoid broken glass in streets, constantly have to navigate around tourists on electric scooters, and always have to lock our bikes up if we so much as glance away from them. | |
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| | | Hiking Honopu Ridge Trail started off in the Koke'e State Park area where we started off on the unmarked Honopu Ridge Trail that started off through wooded forest, shrubs, fence line, uluhe ferns before breaking out onto the open ridge where expansive views of Honopu and Awawapuhi Valleys and Na Pali Coastline greeted us. | ||
