
Day 1 we left from the trail head and rode Mary's and Lion's loop and followed the rim above the Colorado River. Just gorgeous! I knew my cycling legs were weak so I would jump off my bike at any sign of danger..it was going to be a long trip and I didn't need to get hurt! We hike-a-biked 3 or 4 times that day. Some of the climbs were hysterical because I could see no chance for a bike to cover the terrain.
A beautiful view from high above the Colorado River |
We were trying to climb as much as we could without hiking! |
Heidi took a pretty good shot to the axle. Day 1 damage! |
John and Heidi hiking up another climb. |
Checking out the view from my campsite. |
Making it to the top after a long day! |
John hanging on for dear life at the campsite night 1! |
Day 2 started dark and wet and never got much better! |
A wicked hail storm moved in on us faster than we expected! |
Holding up in a vacant van while the storm hammered our bikes! |
My hero! |
Hail creating a wicked gully washer in the desert! |
All the water created a clay soup that we COULD NOT ride or walk through! |
This is just stupid...40+ miles of this crap! Oh my! |
Finally got to dry land! The road was long and hard too! |
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