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Sapporo, Japan - Sep 26, 2017. Rail track in Sapporo, Japan. Railways are the most important means of passenger transportation in Japan.
Sapporo, Japan - Sep 26, 2017. Small station in Sapporo, Japan. Railways are the most important means of passenger transportation in Japan.
From the trailhead. It's doubletrack for quite a while, but (rightfully IMO) closed to motor vehicles now.
91059222 :Piction ID--Overhead Pass for Train 1973---Please tag these photos so information can be recorded.---- Digitization of this image made possible by a generous grant from the NHPRC: NHPRC and the San Diego Air and Space Museum
View leaving the "cave". The trails here are really boring. It was mostly doubletrack that was covered in rock or racked clean. Ansel's Cave Trail was some decent twisty singletrack, but it was only a mile long.
66 miles with lots of dirt and elevation in preparation for VeloDirt's assault on the 2012 Gentlemen's Race.
trail follows some old doubletrack. drainage is blocked and road is eroding out. My pack is sitting in the inner scarp of a slip.
Q016 headed East with CSXT #3298 leaves the Keystone Subdivision Low Grade (track 2) onto the Keystone Subdivision (track 1). Single track continues east until just past the daylighted Pinkerton Tunnel where it will go back to doubletrack.
This was on the Toyon trail, as I was heading back down the mountain.
Which, unlike accusations lodged by hikers and others on the mountain of the general class of people riding mountain bikes, I did at a reasonable and safe pace, giving people plenty of warning that a cyclist was behind them.
I was reminded of how much I like having a bike that can go off road.