Swan Mountain Road (Summit County, Colorado)
We're about to leave on our annual trip from the Chicago area to spend
a week cycling in the Colorado high country. When we were there last year there was talk about extending Summit County's extensive paved cycling trail network to include a trail paralleling Swan Mountain Road. Does anyone know if there's been any progress on this. Have they done it? BTW, spent last week in Oregon enjoying their unprecedented heat wave, then got back home just in time for it to arrive here. Sure looking forward to Colorado. ;-) jeverett3ATearthlinkDOTnet http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3 |
Swan Mountain Road (Summit County, Colorado)
John Everett wrote:
We're about to leave on our annual trip from the Chicago area to spend a week cycling in the Colorado high country. When we were there last year there was talk about extending Summit County's extensive paved cycling trail network to include a trail paralleling Swan Mountain Road. Does anyone know if there's been any progress on this. Have they done it? BTW, spent last week in Oregon enjoying their unprecedented heat wave, then got back home just in time for it to arrive here. Sure looking forward to Colorado. ;-) jeverett3ATearthlinkDOTnet http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3 Summit County finally got the money to start building the bike path paralleling Swan Mountain Rd. It should be complete next summer, so you'll have to come back next year, too. We've been having a heat wave of our own up here, lots of 80-85 degree days :^). mark Frisco |
Swan Mountain Road (Summit County, Colorado)
That's neat. I never enjoyed sharing that narrow road with trucks and speeding motorists! |
Swan Mountain Road (Summit County, Colorado)
Colorado Bicycler wrote:
That's neat. I never enjoyed sharing that narrow road with trucks and speeding motorists! I would like to see the larger (18 wheel) trucks banned from that road, I think thate they are a menace to other motor vehicles and to cyclists. Something tells me it's not going to happen any time soon, though. |
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