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Day two on Providence. Remembering my sore butt experience from yesterday I avoided the lower portion of the trails. With temps approaching the 50s in the valley the lower part of the road was a river of icy mud all the way up to the second parking lot where the snow was still hanging on providing a nice base upon which to ascend. The upper section was still snowy and rideable. We need more snow.

A winding dirt road surrounded by rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, with patches of snow visible on the ground. The scene is set under a cloudy sky, showcasing the mountainous landscape of Logan, Utah.
A snowy road winding through a mountainous area, surrounded by barren trees under a cloudy sky.
A snow-covered path winds through a wooded area in Logan, Utah. The trees are bare, and some grass is visible in patches. The sky is partly cloudy, creating a serene winter atmosphere.
A snow-covered pathway leads into a forested area in Logan, Utah. There are trees lining the sides of the path, and a metal gate is visible on the right. The sky is overcast, creating a subdued atmosphere.
A snowy landscape in Logan, Utah, featuring leafless trees and rocky outcrops. The scene is mostly covered in snow, with a cloudy sky above and a hint of blue peeking through.
A snowy landscape in Logan, Utah, featuring a winding path leading through the snow, with trees on either side and mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.

The ride – Logan, Utah, United States

The bike – Salsa Beargrease

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