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View Poll Results: How do you prefer to descend a small mountain?
ATV/OHV 1 3.13%
Dirt bike (motorbike) 2 6.25%
Drive in a car 4 12.50%
Four-wheel in a 4x4 0 0%
Gondola/tram 0 0%
Hike 5 15.63%
Horse 1 3.13%
Mountain bicycle 2 6.25%
Palanquin 0 0%
Parasail 1 3.13%
Passenger on a bus 0 0%
Ride on a Sherpa's back 0 0%
Road bicycle 1 3.13%
Road motorcycle 0 0%
Roll down inside a big tire 0 0%
Run/jog 2 6.25%
Ski/Snowboard (downhill) 4 12.50%
Ski (Cross-country) 0 0%
Snowmobile 1 3.13%
Snowshoe 0 0%
Tumble in a long, continuous fall 1 3.13%
Zip line 3 9.38%
Other (Please specify) 2 6.25%
I would never come down. I would die on that mountaintop. 2 6.25%
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Old 07-31-2015, 01:53 PM  
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Hypothetical: Coming down a mountain
You're on top of a small mountain overlooking a town in Colorado. It's about six miles to town with about 2,000 foot steady downhill. There's a paved road, a dirt road, and many trails, some covered in snow and some clear. The temperature is pleasantly cool.

How would you prefer to go down the mountain to town?

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Old 07-31-2015, 04:31 PM   #16
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:33 PM   #17
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:35 PM   #18
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Enjoy the trip!!!
It's been awesome so far. Yesterday we did a lot of hiking. Saw two wolves, a grizzly cub (we never did see it's mama which was kinda scary), a bull elk, whitetail deer, and numerous buffalo.

Today is our day of rest before hitting it hard again in the morning. We cancelled the Glacier portion if our trip because we were afraid of missing things due to the fire. Planning on a full week in Glacier next spring.
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:39 PM   #19
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It's been awesome so far. Yesterday we did a lot of hiking. Saw two wolves, a grizzly cub (we never did see it's mama which was kinda scary), a bull elk, whitetail deer, and numerous buffalo.

Today is our day of rest before hitting it hard again in the morning. We cancelled the Glacier portion if our trip because we were afraid of missing things due to the fire. Planning on a full week in Glacier next spring.
Probably smart. Not sure your definition of next spring but going to the Sun Road is usually closed into May and sometimes June as it will still be covered with snow. Risky to schedule a spring trip up there, FYI.
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:50 PM   #20
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Probably smart. Not sure your definition of next spring but going to the Sun Road is usually closed into May and sometimes June as it will still be covered with snow. Risky to schedule a spring trip up there, FYI.
We were thinking of right after Memorial Day, but I didn't know that there would still be a possibility of the roads being snow covered. Thanks for the information.
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:55 PM   #21
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:58 PM   #22
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Unless you make the mistake of taking a 6 year old up a 3000 foot "hill". Then you have to carry them back down.
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I assume in CO the town is full of Broncos fans?

If so then whatever manner causes a massive avalanche that takes out the entire town.
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You're on top of a small mountain overlooking a town in Colorado. It's about six miles to town with about 2,000 foot steady downhill. There's a paved road, a dirt road, and many trails, some covered in snow and some clear. The temperature is pleasantly cool.

How would you prefer to go down the mountain to town?

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