The fall is a unique time of year and one of my favorite times to be outdoors. The cooler temperatures and changing colors offer some great opportunities for riding ATVs, camping, hunting and hiking with my dogs in the back country. What I like best about hiking in the fall is there is more time to enjoy the sights and the back country wildlife.
It was a brisk morning in late September and I was heading up I70 out of Denver to ride the trails around the Argentine Pass/McClellan Mountain area. This area is about 9 miles southwest of Georgetown and I am looking forward to this ride because I have not ridden this area before.
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Camping is an outdoor leisure activity enjoyed by many. There are several different types of camping to suit the needs and desires of the individual. For most camping is a way to enjoy nature and get away from city life for a spell, usually at a campsite. Camping may involve the use of an RV, a camping trailer, a tent, a primitive structure, or no shelter at all.
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I enjoy exploring new trails in new areas and I am always looking for a new challenging spot to test my abilities. Sometimes this requires hours of riding and that’s what ATVing is all about. But this can also cause you to to run low on fuel and having to return to the campsite for more unless you are prepared.
This quote is from one of Americas most famous nature authors, John Muir. It was contained in a letter he wrote to his sister Sarah Muir Galloway from the Yosemite valley on September 3rd, 1873. To me it represents the nagging feeling I get when I have not been ATV camping in a while.
Riding ATVs in the back country requires that the rider is alert to the surroundings and the trail ahead. Because of the diverse terrain we encounter when ATV trail riding we have to be able to react quickly to trail obstacles. An effective way to help with this is developing a mindset used by soldiers, special agents, and law-enforcement personnel.
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We have three major holidays during the summer, Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day. These holidays are very popular with family campers and are probably the busiest camping weekends for families. I found the following article that explains why the summer holidays are for camping with the family.
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For me riding in the back country means riding fast and hard or riding slow technical riding like rock crawling or hill climbing, but that’s me. Others just leisurely ride into the back country on their ATV because they are not physically able to hike or ride a bike or motorcycle. This makes the ATV the best way to experience the back country.
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