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Hey collective- am wondering what you might recommend in the Moscow- Orofino- Lewiston zone for next week. Going one of the long ways from Tetons to Couer d'Alene and want to ride. Moderates preferred, but we like some tech too.
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I’ve heard good things about the trails at Moscow Mountain. Never ridden there.
Still a little early for the true high country rides.
If you’re in the CDA area:
Mount Spokane
Bernard Peak
Mica Peak
CDA mountain/Beauty Bay
I’ve ridden Mica & Mount Spokane. Both worthwhile. Heard good things about the others.
If you can go the really long way, the Schweitzer lower basin trails are riding great, and don’t forget we’re not too far from Nelson, Fernie, Rossland, etc.
Tons of new trails have recently been added to Mica, highly recommend. It’s snow free to the summit as well.
Mt Spokane had snow/blowdown from the summit to the Selkirk lot last weekend.
Below that, lower two-ninety was PRIMO!!
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come visit?
I rode this a few years ago, and was fun all around https://www.trailforks.com/region/mo...untain/routes/
https://www.trailforks.com/route/won...outes_featured
Cool thanks for the links. Can't swing a longer trip, sorry, going to cda for a conference then gotta be back.Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
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Would happily ride with you PM me if you are interested
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Cool just sent you pm with my detailsQuote:
Originally Posted by SkiLyft
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X3 on Mica. Mt Spokane too.
Sweet thanks. Same as always, wish we had more time.Quote:
Originally Posted by 406
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Not far from your route there's a forgettable trail system on/around Bald Mountain near Potlatch. It's a waste of time made worse by recent logging, trail signs being reversed or just relocated by quad riders, inaccurate mentions (with maps) on trail websites and even faint "roads" on Google maps that can't have been there for a century.
If you can find it, the Strychnine Ridge trail is kind of fun, but Moscow is a better idea.
Haha thanks Jono now we will know what to avoid. And I went looking for a conversation you and I had last fall- couldn't find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by jono
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Fyi heard Bernard Peak is completely logged out now and rideable to the summit.
That's awesome to hear, I haven't hit that since the fire. Rode the local Mushroom trail last week and it reminded me a ton of Bernard.
HMS, I think I was originally looking for places along Lolo when we talked, but I didn't find anything I can recommend first hand. There was a connection to the Idaho Centennial Trail across Hwy 12 that I looked into a bit, though.