After a pleasant Memorial Day holiday with friends and family it was time to head down to Lone Pine and back to work.
This week I camped in the Alabama Hills and did a little mountain biking.
Last fall I found a nice piece of trail that begins up near Horseshoe Meadow Road and ends on Tuttle Creek Road. There is a lot of water in the area, so the trail winds through meadows, groves of trees and even a couple stream crossings. (Remember to click on the pic for a larger image!).




Yep, the trail even travels under this arch!

It's late spring, so the Cone Flowers have come out in force.

The next day I rode north from Movie Flat starting on Movie Road.

Then on up to the mining district in the northern Alabama Hills.

Here's Lone Pine Peak peeking over a short ridge early morning.

Despite a few sections of soft sand, the riding was great. It was nice to be back to my home away from home!
2 comments:
Beautiful!
Beautiful photos, Scott.
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