I am driving out in the later part of August with my dog Maggie and I can’t wait to hit the trail. I will be renting a car to return to Denver. I am a AT, LT , White Mountains hiker and I am looking forward to switch backs and less brutal straight up and down. I am sure it will be a challenge for sure. I am older so it’s UL all the way for me. Thanks for all of your input. How were the mountain bikers to deal with? Take care
Hey there! I hiked the AT as well before I hiked the CT. The CT is a much more manageable grade than those East Coast trails. There are definitely some huge climbs, and some rocks, but the trail is much smoother in general than the AT or LT. As far as mountain bikers, there were some busy sections where they were prevalent, like around Summit County. And I did encounter 2 or 3 rude ones who thought they owned the trail, but they were the minority. Most cyclists were incredibly cool and considerate. Good luck and happy hiking! 🤙🏼
AMAZING Colorado Trail info from Knoxville! Hiker Trash at its finest... Thank you brother!
This is great, thanks for sharing! We've added it to our Completer playlist!
Heck yeah! Thanks a bunch :-)
Colorado is one of the most beautiful states
Without a doubt
Good info! Looking forward to my 2024 hike!
Heck yeah!! Reach out if you have any questions!
Thanks for the information! I am headed there next summer!
Heck yeah, Enjoy it!!
Love hearing hikers spitball about hiking - good times! This was a good interview - do more!
Appreciate you watching!
So cool
Thanks for watching!
Love this content. Thanks, Knoxville :-)
He’s the best!
Superb info video, guys. Kudos!
Thanks for watching!
Outstanding info
Thanks!
seems like a gorgeous place to take a walk
Stunning. To walk, run, hike, bike, anything!
Good interview 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
good info!!!! thank U 😊
Thanks for watching!
@@PackAndSoul I'm going on the Colorado Trail next month. I'm excited! 😝
@@IMJOY YEAHHH! Exciting, pumped for you!
I am driving out in the later part of August with my dog Maggie and I can’t wait to hit the trail. I will be renting a car to return to Denver. I am a AT, LT , White Mountains hiker and I am looking forward to switch backs and less brutal straight up and down. I am sure it will be a challenge for sure. I am older so it’s UL all the way for me. Thanks for all of your input. How were the mountain bikers to deal with? Take care
Hey there! I hiked the AT as well before I hiked the CT. The CT is a much more manageable grade than those East Coast trails. There are definitely some huge climbs, and some rocks, but the trail is much smoother in general than the AT or LT. As far as mountain bikers, there were some busy sections where they were prevalent, like around Summit County. And I did encounter 2 or 3 rude ones who thought they owned the trail, but they were the minority. Most cyclists were incredibly cool and considerate. Good luck and happy hiking! 🤙🏼
Tennessee Joe knows what’s up!
Let’s goooo
Let’s!
❤
Nice. How long do you think it takes to acclimate to altitude?
Usually only takes me a few days to get used to it
🏕️ REALLY GREAT INFO
Appreciate that! Hope it was helpful