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06/26/2010 10:39AM  
 
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06/26/2010 10:40AM  
Check out the trails (both paved and unpaved) in the Cuyuna Range iron mines. Add some canoeing (the pit lakes get very little traffic), trout fishing (brooks, browns and Donaldson rainbows), and swimming/diving (pit lakes are 200-600 feet deep and very clear).


crosby area
 
tremolo
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06/26/2010 02:57PM  
Thanks. I think I want to try the devil's track trail. Didnt know it existed, but sounds perfect. I dont have a canoe, but I do have a bike, no permit needed. Thanks for the links.
 
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07/10/2010 08:37AM  
I look forward to the new mountain biking trail in Cuyuna rec area. I just heard from a friend and avid mountain biker that it will be state of the art destination.
 
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08/15/2010 07:26AM  
So I am taking off today for my in-lieu-of bw trip, and heading to the gm area instead with my sixteen yr old son and his buddy. I am bringing my mountain bike and intend to try the Devil's Track Lake Loop.
 
08/20/2010 08:47AM  
quote tremolo: "So I am taking off today for my in-lieu-of bw trip, and heading to the gm area instead with my sixteen yr old son and his buddy. I am bringing my mountain bike and intend to try the Devil's Track Lake Loop. "


So how was it?
 
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08/20/2010 05:58PM  
Didn't bike at all. The first day there, I got up early to run. SOmehow, I ended up tripping and down I went on the pavement. Took it mostly on the chin, some on the knees, and my palms. Really pretty.

My pride was hurt too, but there was no one out to see me fall.

I was too afraid to bike by myself after that.

I did get my son and his friend to climb Eagle Mt. with me-- the highest point in MN. That was fun. Hiking with two sixteen year olds was a real work out.

We also went swimming twice at Judge Magney-- a mile in at Devil's Kettle Falls. Really really sweet. The boys dug standing beneath the falls.

I read a lot to prep for the classes I will teach, and even did some water coloring so it was a great trip, but I did not bike. I am really sad about that. I love mountain biking, but I lost my nerve.

My chin still hurts, but the scab and swelling are barely visible.My palms are pock marked, and my knees scabbed over, but my pride is still intact. Pretty much anyway.

Thanks for inquiring. Hope you upcoming bw trip is a good one.

Karen
 
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