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Michael and LJ descend Starlight Canyon in Fall.
 
Riders on Trail 660 in the Fall.
 
"Jake the Ripper" on the Yellow Brick Road, South Boundary Trail.
 
             
 
A rider enjoys Trail 660 in Fall colors.
 
Little John aka LJ and Jonathon on the South Boundary Trail.
 
LJ in "Heaven on Earth".
 
             
 
LJ and Michael heading to Frazer Mountain at Northside.
 
Just another scenic view at Northside.
 
Michael and LJ at Northside at TSV.
 
             
 
LJ and Michael onward and upward at Northside.
 



Jonathon descending to Corner Park in fall colors.

 


Kerrie on the South Boundary Trail in Spring.

 
             
 
Michael and Keith entering the Eliot Barker Trail from Osha Meadow.
 

Michael and Keith on South Boundary in Fall.
 
Keith on Cerro Vista, where the only thing higher are the clouds.
 
             
 
Jonathon about to enter Heaven on Earth from Corner Park.
 
Brandon near the rim on Horse Thief Trail.
 
"The Swan" and the Rio Grande Gorge along The Rift Valley Trail.
 
             
 


John "The Swan", formerly known as "The Fury", heading out to Hopewell Lake.

 
Mike "The Missle" coming down from the Brazos Overlook.
 
Donna traversing on the Woodpile Trail.
 
             
 
Views of the Rio Grande Gorge on the Rift Valley Trail.
 
John (The Fury) Swanson on Highway 518.
 
The Fury on Highway 518 watching for Elk.
 
             
 
Andrew in the Cathedral on Trail 660.
 
Doug enjoys the view above Taos on Picuris Peak.
 
Carlos on the Woodpile Trail.
 
             
 
Sir Jake in the meadow below Picuris Peak.
 
Riders on the approach to Picuris Peak.
 
Mark negotiates an obstacle on South Boundary Trail.
 
             
 
Lots of rain means flowers and lush trail.
 
It's not all fun and games on the Boundary, look out below.
 
Jake the Ripper on South Boundary Trail.
 
             
 
Shane enters Paradise Park along South Boundary Trail.
 
Shane traverses another beautiful aspen grove along Trail 660.
 
Riders scurry to get off Cerro Vista peak at 11,900 feet before the rain hits.
 
             
 
Jonah takes a break on the Woodpile Trail.
 
The approach to Maestas Park on the Woodpile Trail in fall colors.
     
             
             
             
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