Bikepacking The Colorado Trail | EP 5 Everything Got Heavy Again (Cottonwood Pass to Fosses Creek)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Waking up at the trail head we were extremely motivated to get going. We had an hour ride to Mount Princeton Hot Springs where our resupply package was waiting. We restocked, reorganized, and got back on the trial, rolling our way over to Hwy 50. From their it was a 2.5hr slog up to the top of Fosses Creek, a wicked hike-a-bike (not quite as arduous as Miner's Creek but a close 2nd). We traversed across the top, which is also the Monarch Crest Trail, and dropped halfway down the hill to the start of Sergeant's Mesa.
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Great video!!!!!!!!!!! Makes me want to pack my bike and ride!!!!!!!!!
You guys are great. Nice video work
New subscriber, amazing series. I’m planning my next trip for October and you have me on the edge of my sit waiting to go! Great content brother!
Check the weather and trail conditions before going! October usually means snow starts at the higher elevations. Ride safe! ENJOY!
Looks hard and fun. Excellent content, keen for the next episode!
Nice video. When you are like ten pounds heavier bc food and supplies, etcétera, do you guys adjust the shock air pressure? Or that's something you don't need to do? 🤔👍🏽
Nah. We just ran it. Didn’t bring a shock pump. I don’t adjust the shock pressure when I use a hydration pack for big trail rides so it’s all the same.
Fantastic content. You’re taking this al to the next level.
I hope to do the whole trail someday. Looks amazing! I recently completed the Vapor Trail which includes some sections of the CT. Check out the video from our trip! th-cam.com/video/-jlEb6UeKmo/w-d-xo.html
Awesome, was looking forward to the next video. I'm doing the CT next August, you are providing great info/research for me. Do you filter the water ? and if so what are you using ?
Yep. We put a sawyer mini filter inline with our camelback hoses.
First comment!! great vid👍👍