I had a blast. We started from the office, down the road and took a
RIGHT onto
Trail #1 just past the bridge. We stayed on
#1 all the way until we found
#14 on the
LEFT. Let it be known that
#14 is an awesome trail, but beware, it is steep in places and 2 inches of snow makes for high heart rates when your father-in-law is on a two wheel drive
After we got the father-in-law dusted off from the small rollover incident we stayed on
#14 until the
#14/#28 junction. We took
#28 all the way around the ridge, crossing the powerlines. Then took a
RIGHT at the
#21/#28 junction. That tied us back in to the upperside of
#14, which brought us back out on
#1. From there (after Coach found the outhouse) we took a
LEFT on
#1 until we found
#29 on the
LEFT (
#29 starts behind an oil rig). This trail offers a nice view of the windmills at Windrock. We followed
#29 back around to hit
#21.
#21 is a very nice trail, and it it pretty long. After dropping off the mountain on
#21 we took a
RIGHT on
#24(beautiful trail, alot of creek crossings).
#24 ties back into
#21, so we headed back the way we came in on
#21. At the junction of
#21/#20 we bumped into Dudley on a rhino. Super nice dude, whose only concern was that we were having fun. Then we took a
RIGHT on
#20 which came out on
#47 
I think... Took a
RIGHT, from there we went by a couple of houses, and took a
LEFT on
#9 which has some awesome mud holes. I don't think
#9 is that long of a trail, but we played on it so long, it's hard to say.
Then
#9 brought us back to the powerlines at
#1. Took at
RIGHT on
#1 and headed back towards the trailer. It was ~55 miles and a great day of riding.
I can't wait to get back to Brimstone and explore the
RIGHT side of
#1.
