Riding the Cascade MT's of Washington

[REVERUP]

Thought I would share some of my Pics I have been collecting this summer from various spots I ride in the Cascade mountains. Its all High mountain so the season is relatively short, July through October. There are not many bikes in these pics as this thread is more about the beauty and epic single track we enjoy up here in the Pacific North West.

If your ever planing a trip here during the months I mentioned and are a solid rider with little fear of heights, look me up. If I'm not racing, I'm riding the high country, and I would surely be glad to show you around.

Oh and you can zoom in on the pics as they are only at 75% size.
Enjoy,
Roscoe

http://s130.photobucket.com/albums/p...ington%202010/

[roostafish]

Fantastic. I'd love to come on up. Any time you'd like, I'll drive on up!

[noobi]

If I ever move to the states, it will be to the north west, would be just like home...

[dgstandard]

Beautiful pics! Those off camber switchbacks with ugly consequences (like pic#18) scare the crap out of me!

Thank you for sharing Roscoe

[Caravan Monster]

The scale of the scenery up there looks immense to the English eye, especially the views over the mountain ranges.

The trails look fun too. Fuel capacity must be very important that far from civilisation.

Thanks for sharing !

[gasmonkey]

Good one Roscoe.Lota bike riding country there.BTW whats the ave annual rainfall there??The trails are in good nick.
Cheers.

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Originally Posted by roostafish

Fantastic. I'd love to come on up. Any time you'd like, I'll drive on up!

Cool Mike! We are running out of time though and my weekends are slammed except for 1 weekend I believe in October. I will look and get back to you!

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Originally Posted by dgstandard

Beautiful pics! Those off camber switchbacks with ugly consequences (like pic#18) scare the crap out of me!

Thank you for sharing Roscoe

That particular shot is in Teanaway. That area has many gnarly switches like that, some with big consequences, and yes the ones that are exposed make me nervous also. If it doesn't, a guy must have a screw loose!

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Originally Posted by Caravan Monster

The scale of the scenery up there looks immense to the English eye, especially the views over the mountain ranges.

The trails look fun too. Fuel capacity must be very important that far from civilization.

Thanks for sharing !

Yes it is immense and the camera never really does it justice. We tend to pack extra fuel for extended range to get in the back country farther and still make it back to camp.

[PEB]

Here are some of my shots in the Cascades


Profile of one of my favorite rides



ONe of the crown Jewels of NW dirtbiking



View from the top




More pics of the greater NW area here, http://s855.photobucket.com/albums/ab111/PB317/