Ironclads / Bunce / T-33A Sunday 8/14 @ 11:00

[Java]

Ironclads / Bunce / T-33A Sunday 8/14 @ 11:00-ish

meet on the Camp Dick side of Bunce?

Ironclads:
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=175

T-33A:
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=174

Bunce:
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=174

[Rob]

meet on the Camp Dick side of Bunce?

That's your best bet. Do T33 first and Ironclads if you have time (since you won't the trail until noonish). T33 is much more fun.

I'm a strong maybe for this one.

[Beefy]

This looks fun. :D

[Brody]

You will like these trails. There is also an off shoot from the T33A trail that is more challenging than anything else in the area. It is called Park Creek by Trail Damage and has two spur roads. There is a FS # on the road (22 or something). Here is the link:

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=359

[Brad]

I might be down for this since I have never done them. Would rather have a earlier start though.

[Brody]

I agree with you there Brad. 11:00 for a series of trails 1 hour plus driving from Denver is a bit late for me, too. I wouldn't go on this simply for that fact alone. If you have any kind of rig problems, you are going to be in the dark sure as ****, and pretty much driving back in the dark anyway, no matter what. Not to mention Colorado weather, which is prone to afternoon storms.

Probably just me (although I know it isn't as most of the people I do outdoor stuff with avoid late starts, too...), but I have spent 41 years dicking around in the high country doing one thing or another, and late starts are something that I have long ago quit doing....unless, of course, rock or ice climbing, x skiing or boarding or wheeling at night was part of the plan...:D

[Beefy]

I wouldn't mind an earlier start time either. Park Creek looks fun too. :D

[Java]

I'm a morning guy, but I have to work in the morning, so my day actually starts at 6:00 Sunday... I could push it and get there by 10, that would be about it for me. I thought this run would be good for a later start since it's pretty close to Denver and the trails are both only around 2-2.5 miles long. would 10:00 work?

[Brad]

10 works for me! Post it up!