Archive for June, 2009

Schofield Road Report — Still Blocked on Crystal Side

Sunday, June 28th, 2009
Schofield Road Report — Still Blocked on Crystal Side

We headed back up there yesterday, June 24. Snow blockage on Crystal side of punchbowl has melted significantly. The snow is unusually slick, with less of the usual coating of rocks and tree debris, so we didn’t attempt driving it. A motorcyclist tried but didn’t get far. You could probably have crossed with ... Read More

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Schofield Still Blocked — Report from the Marble/Crystal Side

Saturday, June 13th, 2009
Schofield Still Blocked — Report from the Marble/Crystal Side

We got up there today to check it out. The area just before the Punchbowl is still blocked. Too sidehilly to give it a go, and the ATVs haven't even been doing it. I'd estimate that hardcore 'wheelers might be able to do it by next weekend, perhaps first by coming from the Crested... Read More

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Blog Design Almost Finished!

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

Blog improvements and additions, all sorts of cool stuff about the Marble and Schofield Pass area of Colorado. Read More

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Carbonate Creek Trail – Marble

Saturday, June 6th, 2009
Carbonate Creek Trail – Marble

I'd been wanting to hike the lower part of the Carbonate Creek Trail since our son had been up there with the Forest Service doing some sign work last summer. It's an interesting trail, as it's the only totally public access to a vast region of backcountry that's otherwise blocked off by private land... Read More

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Is Schofield Pass Open Yet?

Friday, June 5th, 2009
Is Schofield Pass Open Yet?

It's always fun this time of year to guess whether Schofield Pass is open or not. But it's even more fun to go up there and find out. Some years, the huge piles of avalanche debris snow don't melt off the road until late July. Other years it's navigable in a 4x4 by sometime... Read More

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