hats off to you for riding into an that tunnel especially when you're all alone out there. that would've been a giant NO for me, you're much braver than i.
This one of the reasons you got me into Gravel, exploring and delivering good content👌 win, win 🏆 now I must check this route out, I'll bring a flash light"
The bridge does actually have 1936 embedded into it so it was finished that year. Best guess is that by the time the tunnels were completed the route was set to be abandoned.
Bride to Nowhere is wilderness so no bikes unless federal government changes the laws. Great area in spring or fall when weather is good. Few cars and smaller crowds on weekdays. Come prepared to ride out for some distance till you can get help. Cell phone service not the best.
This was intriguing and informative. Thanks for making it. Safe travels to you, Sir.
Thanks for the watch!
hats off to you for riding into an that tunnel especially when you're all alone out there. that would've been a giant NO for me, you're much braver than i.
I been a few times and you would expect more debris, but it's been kept pretty good so far..
This one of the reasons you got me into Gravel, exploring and delivering good content👌 win, win 🏆 now I must check this route out, I'll bring a flash light"
Flash light not really needed, but I guess it wouldn't hurt.
I’ve ridden up Hwy 39 to Camp Williamson’s never knew about this dirt trail. I will have to try it sometime.
You could put in a nice dirt loop doing Lower Monroe Truck Trail to Hwy 39.
The bridge does actually have 1936 embedded into it so it was finished that year. Best guess is that by the time the tunnels were completed the route was set to be abandoned.
It's interesting the big gap between the tunnels
Thanx Nice Info Vid
Hi- would you mind sharing a .gpx file of this ride? Would like to check it out!
There's a link in the article.
Gravel Bike California *facepalm* Probably should’ve looked first...thanks!
@@grantpatterson7090 no problem. Let me know how it goes.
The 1930s one is at the Bridge to Nowhere.
Bride to Nowhere is wilderness so no bikes unless federal government changes the laws. Great area in spring or fall when weather is good. Few cars and smaller crowds on weekdays. Come prepared to ride out for some distance till you can get help. Cell phone service not the best.
Even if you wanted to reach the bridge, taking a bike is not a good choice.
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