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who else has got one
Montana Single Track the book
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who else has got one
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We got one last year and used it extensively. Great map, great layout, great beta. We copied each of the relevant sections and they got us through a lot of amazing riding.
Buy one!
Buy one!
I got one
Best guide book I've ever seen. Indispensible for my time in MT. I kept my copy because I'm going back to do some of the rides I didnt' get to when I lived there.
Beartooth publishing needs to publish a Vol 2 with 50 more great rides--they're surely out there--I can think of at least a dozen more right off the top of my head (provided they don't all get put off limits by the USFS or new Wilderness designation).
I live in CO now, but many of my best singletrack memories are from MT--great folks and great rides!
Best guide book I've ever seen. Indispensible for my time in MT. I kept my copy because I'm going back to do some of the rides I didnt' get to when I lived there.
Beartooth publishing needs to publish a Vol 2 with 50 more great rides--they're surely out there--I can think of at least a dozen more right off the top of my head (provided they don't all get put off limits by the USFS or new Wilderness designation).
I live in CO now, but many of my best singletrack memories are from MT--great folks and great rides!
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i could think of a few to add to her as well.
pilgrim creek would be a good one.
pilgrim creek would be a good one.
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beartooth publishing is a great company that puts out awesome products.
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Have it, use it, love it!
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Did you order yours off of the Beartooth Publishing website? If so, how long did it take to ship to you?EBrider said:
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Thanks for letting me know. I ordered mine yesterday and I'm leaving for Montana (via Colorado) in about two weeks. So, I should receive my copy prior to departure!EBrider said:
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road the south cotton wood creek out of bozeman tuesday night. pretty decent think id have more fun if i combined it with history rock tho.
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It's a great guidebook in general, but if you want to ride more than the Mt. Helena Ridge, I'd recommend stopping into a bike or outdoor shop (Great Divide Cyclery or The Base Camp, say) and picking up a copy of the South Hills trail map for $8. The other highlighted Helena rides are just short loops in a larger system, and the map would show you the rest of the system.EBrider said:
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The rides in the book covering the Kalispell/Whitefish area are: Krause meadows, Big Mountain (now Whitefish Resort), Round meadows, Reid divide, Bill Creek, Ashley Mtn.nmadse1 said:
They left out the best ride up there IMO (Alpine Trail #7).
Check out this link....http://thedailyhabit.wordpress.com/local-rides/dirt-rides/rippling over canyons said:
This is from the Great Northern Bike Shop in Whitefish. The book shows all it's rides as DT up and ST but Craig (shop owner) has maps showing same rides as mostly ST. He is agood guy and a good resource.
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Got it, great book and has inspired me to get out to areas I would not have normally considered ...... like Helena, did The Ridgeline from the brewery 2 weeks ago and did not see a soul, which was strange I thought for a Friday evening .... and the beer tasted great at the end 
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