Road reports- post yours...

[Sean]

Nice pic. She sure is purty!

[Vehicle 1]

Nice pic. She sure is purty!

thanks dude,

Well then.... I also have a report of the Red Rocks area, the roads around there are doing good too...

[mtnairlover]

Damn, Diego...that second pic is absolutely gorgeous!

Oh and here's another road report...

US 34 Loveland-Estes Park Existing Conditions: (dry)
Restrictions in Place: Closed both directions 11 miles east of Estes Park due to rock slide - expect delays.
Comments: Closed both directions 11 miles east of Estes Park due to rock slide - expect delays.

From the CDOT site.

[asp_125]

Damn, Diego, you tryin' to get a jump on next month's calendar spot?

[Vehicle 1]

that second pic is absolutely gorgeous!

tryin' to get a jump on next month's calendar spot?

thanks guys...

Amazing day today, I had to share...

[Humbucker]

Nice photos! I went thru Rist this afternoon and over Stove Prairie and there was not much gravel until the very top of Stove Prairie otherwise its water that's crossing the road many in places. The only spot to watch out for is the cattle guards especially the one South of Stove Prairie by a mile or so it has water running to it on the road on a left handed curve and wet tires and cattle guards don't mix. Shhhessh!

I traveled from Horsetooth to Laport.

[Nick_Ninja]

After the thirty inches of snow is cleared from the P2P ------- watch out for the six inches of sand that they threw down. You have been warned.

[Nick_Ninja]

CO 7

[chad23]

that would suck to see when you come around a corner. snow, sand and rock slides be safe out there for the next week or so

[asp_125]

Uh oh.. there goes the pristine smooth pavement on 7. Have other folks noticed all the potholes around town? Big-assed bike tire swallowing potholes?

[Sean]

I wonder what ptp south of ned will be like? I got my balls shoved into my stomach more than once on that strech, it's probably not any better this year.

[httc84]

Took a jaunt down to Penrose on 115 from CO Springs Sunday. Beautiful day. State Patrol out in force on the way back.

[OUTLAWD]

Have other folks noticed all the potholes around town? Big-assed bike tire swallowing potholes?

I feel like I'm on a slalom course in town

[Sortarican]

Lower Dear Creek: Suprisingly clean considering the past storm, mild sand in spots but not bad.
High Grade Road: Don't even bother, heavy sand, road damage, busted pine trees down everywhere.

[Nick_Ninja]

CO 72 (Coal Creek Canyon)

Clean without sand pretty much between CO 93 and P2P (CO 119). However, there is buckets of water flowing across the road in numerous places and 3 to 4 foot piles of snow from Crescent Drive through Pinecliffe.

CO 119 P2P from CO 72 to Nederland

Fairly unremarkable except for the tight curves coming into Ned from the south.

CO 119 Boulder Canyon

Clean until the dam. The hill eastbound from the dam is full of sand and around 3 inches of water across both lanes. It dissipates at the bottom of the hill. The remainder of the ride is fairly clean and very little water runoff.

It is advisable not to wear mesh gear up there as you cannot turn off the air conditioning.

[Zach929rr]

N_N, how were the switchbacks halfway up Coal Creek? When I was up a few days ago there was ridiculous sand in the switches.

[Nick_Ninja]

N_N, how were the switchbacks halfway up Coal Creek? When I was up a few days ago there was ridiculous sand in the switches.

Totally clean. One had a flood of water cruising across the road though.

[mopoet178]

the front side of flagstaff is pretty clean. The backside is terrible

[Sortarican]

285 South from Denver to Fairplay: clean. (With a little runoff water here and there)

Conifer to Evergreen: very minor sand, some light construction.

Bear Creek canyon Morrison to Evergreen: Clean in most spots with light sand arounf Kitridge and near the Gates summer house.

[Think]

Pinewood sandy in a bunch of places, mostly in the center of the road.

[Zach929rr]

72 to 119 - Pretty clean... just a bunch of runoff for the next few days.

119 to Ned - Fine. Water here and there.

BoCan - looks great. Minor runoff patches as you leave Ned.

[co_gixxerguy]

Hwy 550 from Silverton to Durango is looking pretty good...the first 6 miles outta Silverton are pretty rough from the plowing, but the new pavement they put down last summer is looking good...will be able to tell ya about Red Mtn after this weekend.

[Gramps]

Estes Park loop(up 34/36 and down 7) is clean with very little runoff at the top of 7.

[Gramps]

Hwy 285 all the way to Buena Vista is the most patrolled road in the state right now.

sheeeesh......

just mark it off the list and don't go