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At the 1/2 way marker which Charlie is holding up. I guess the didn’t cement it in very well! :-) Note the dark clouds and this day it eventually got cool, windy and some drizzle fell on us. Two days earlier it was 100!

This is how one feels riding into Medora after 5 days on the trail and around 120 miles later! Wow what a ride! We had so much fun the year we might return again in September of 09. PM us if interested in joining us.

Near the China wall.

Rounding the bend on a narrow trail section during the last day before Medora. No it’s not a technical trail.

Trail marker can be seen at the top of the hill. These are found at every mile plus at you can always see another to keep you on the trail.

More people are riding the MDH trail each year and this photo may give you an idea why.

Yes, another vista to see. This was taken during this year’s ride, August of 08. We had so much fun the year we might return again in September of 09. PM us if interested in joining us.

Copper Harbor ride on the Ridge trail (now called Here We Go?) which overlooks the harbor. This photo might give you an idea why we live here!

Descending into the pass. This was taken during this year’s ride which we did in August. We had so much fun this year, we might return again in September of 09 and do it agian. PM us if your interested in joining us next fall.

Nice trails! Was a tad HOT the day we rode them and we got lost. Could be signed better

Nice trails! Was a tad HOT the day we rode them and we got lost. Could these be signed better???

Arly and Sandy negotiating a narrow trail. OK it's NOT that narrow but is the longest continuous single track in North America. More important that it’s SUPER fun to ride

Wannagan campground which we thought was quite nice. Why are these guys blocking the road?? Beacuse we were the only campers here!

This is actually on the Cottonwood creek trail which would be a great loop to do out of the Bennett campground.

David, Arly, Scott Three intrepid MDH riders pause at the creek crossing pronounced "bicycle"

A break in the shade from the HEAT! BIG thanks to Kevin who rode the last little stretch with me into Medora.

Where else can one ride over 100 miles of IMBA single track like this??!! This is Arly & Sandy of Superior Tandems. [email protected]

This trail is now our favorite in the hills. Its only 12.5 miles long but you could do it twice! Locales say they'll be extending it sometime soon.