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One of dozens of trees you have to climb over. We lost count. Walked and threw our bikes over more trees than we could count.
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Coyote Trail as it crosses Elk Meadow before dipping back into singletrack.
Looking into an approaching storm near the top of Bull Springs Meadow on the Elliot Barker trail. The sign points the ways to Apache Pass and the trailheads on US 64.
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jim meh
May 20, 2025 near Angel Fire, NM
“One of dozens of trees you have to climb over. We lost count. Walked and threw our bikes over more trees than we could count.”  

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One of dozens of trees you have to climb over. We lost count. Walked and threw our bikes over more trees than we could count.
Looking into an approaching storm near the top of Bull Springs Meadow on the Elliot Barker trail. The sign points the ways to Apache Pass and the trailheads on US 64.
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Coyote Trail as it crosses Elk Meadow before dipping back into singletrack.
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