For those who crave adventure and solitude, backcountry skiing offers an escape into untouched snow and breathtaking landscapes. And when it comes to enhancing the experience, staying overnight in ski huts is a game-changer. These remote shelters provide a unique way to explore the wilderness while staying safe and comfortable. Let’s dive into the key…
Planning a winter adventure to the San Juan Huts? These remote ski huts nestled in Colorado’s stunning backcountry offer unparalleled access to pristine skiing, breathtaking views, and cozy accommodations. However, packing for a ski hut trip requires careful planning to ensure you have everything you need for safety, comfort, and fun. Here’s a comprehensive guide…
When looking to ride our Tour of the Canyons route, one should most definitely consider starting the journey with a great cup of coffee and breakfast from Bestslope Coffee in Fruita, CO. From there, you’ll be feeling the buzz as you ascend an ideal bike gradient into the Colorado National Monument for stunning scenery and…
Riding your bike is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in a new place. Planning on riding with us, San Juan Huts, you’ll likely be asking the question: Should I fly with my bike, ship it, or should I go cross country to my destination? Which bike case should I use? Box or case? What are the pros and cons to my options? Taking a road trip would be my choice, but not everyone can get a week off of work plus time it takes to get to your destination.
The Sneffels Traverse Race is a wild backcountry ski race on mountain ski trails. It is not for the faint of lung or faint of heart. The race will start at the eastern terminus of the Dallas Trail near the town of Ouray, traverse the along the Northern side of the San Juan Mountains, and end on County Road 9 west of Ridgway. The exact course may vary depending on conditions…
The wild and remote Sneffels Traverse Ski Race is back this year and the date is set for March 5, 2016! It should be a great course with all the snow we have gotten. This one-of-a kind, low key, wild mountain race is such a good time that you really should check it out.
I just finished the Telluride to Moab trip with six friends. I feel like we nailed our gear: we used everything we brought and did not really need anything we didn’t bring. We had everything we needed and our total kits weighed about 10lbs each. This list should vary depending on the weather and your mechanical skill set as a group. We rode in August with a good weather forecast.