Ok so now you are near Kremmling Colorado. Looking at the Colorado river at its lazyness here. Then you got the town of Kremmling with the mesa behind it. Next up you looking at the pass you are looking south on route 9 the death trap of all death traps. This needs a nice shoulder along since so many cars crowd this road. Then the helicopter at Veterans park. And then the cool sports shop I found on one of the back ways.

Silverthrone, and its library where noone locks there bikes, and yes they have a bike path going to Frisco.

Here is the Silverthrone to Frisco bike pathways. They have a camp site but at 16 dollars for two vehicles I wonder why they are not more bike friendly since it is on the bike path. I will just tell everyone to go to the Meadow Trail head and camp for free. The one picture along the road is the Dillon Dam road that closed and i talk about that road. The Dillon Res. is huge.

Here is Historic Park in Frisco CO. They moved all these buildings to create a small little city of the past. It has been going on for 25 years. Here are just a few buildings in these buildings they have displays. Here is a cabin they have about 10. The school house with its bell was the orginal site and it was a Saloon at one time. Then you have a shot just across the park looking at the old town itself. They lost most of there economy and turned into a tourist haven.

These would be images from the Bike path to Vail from Frisco Colorado. One part you go right along the Interstate and this is what I want since they apply interstate gradings route selection (straight). More of this should be applied.
Next up you see the many stream bridges you have to cross because the route doesn't go straight. Lastly you the bike route out of Frisco. When you come out of the MTs just ahead you will see Copper MT after passing though a valley.

First picture is to the south and the next picture is to the north.
Here I am ontop of the MT. I would have stayed longer but I was worried that they would see lightning and I would be stuck up here for a long period of time. These MTs are 12 or 14 thousand feet.

The last picture you see the cliff I was riding along.

This is Lions (something) just west of Vail. I think it is a part of the Vail complex.
There are connected at any rate. I am headed up the Gondola ride in one picture.
This is inside the complex and this is a dismount zone going through the tunnel.
Today I am headed into Vail which you see from the opposite side.

So I am in Vail as you know the whole place reminds me of Germany as this is what the buildings are. The peds friendly atmosphere in out of this world.
I went to Val bike tech to check out my bike and Dan tuned it up for free just needed some adjustment. He said "We will sponsor your tour". Yeah I have a sponsor.
So I am off feeling much better I stopped in. I found dome free camping and will stay in Vail for an extra day.
I saw a sign that said Eagle Bahn I think it is for skiing since bahn is road in Germany.

I here rain in the forecast so I am haning out in vail knowing I can duck into the parking garge. As a model how things should be done you park your car in the garage and the head into the city.
If politicans had some balls I think you would see more of Vail popping in a lot of towns. Shunning the car isn't hard to do. After a few painful moements people realize how idealic not having to listen, smell, or be inhibited by cross motors.
Time for lunch I have so many spots to choose from wow.

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This out by point of rocks WY.
This mural was taken in Rock Springs I didn't get the whole thing.
Lastly outside Rawlins WY my camp site and this is BLM land notice how the road just enters BLM land rather than having to have an access point.

Here is Hobo pool or the Sarasota Hot springs and it is free and 115 degrees.
Fireworks at Point Of Rocks WY the longest fireworks show for the least amont of people 1.5 hours and only 12 people watching HA!
Next up the town of Sarasota looking north and this on the Platte river and this would be the flood plain.
Then you got I 80 in Wyoming for 120 miles to SR130.