Excited to see everyone In Fort Collins this year! Thanks Cole and Cody for planning another LCDC.
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We will also be headed to Glacier after LCDC, hopefully the weather will cooperate.Nice. I'm trying to rejigger plans to fit. Likely we'll head up to Glacier, Banff, and Jasper after the LCDC
Glacier is absolutely beautiful. I have camped there over two-dozen times, ten to fourteen days each time since the '70s. Be sure to get the new reservation pass that is now required. Unfortunately, the park has become so crowded, it is like someone kicked an ant hill. The Red Busses are a good way to get up to Logan Pass, as the parking lot is always full. Nice hike to Hidden Lake and worth the effort. Also, be sure to head up to the North Fork area all the way to Kintla Lake. The campground there right on the lake, in my opinion, is one of the most beautiful in the country. The single track dirt road is an easy task for the LC. Have a full tank of gas. Be careful though, there are many blind turns and people tend to drive way too fast. Back in the '70s, the Mercantile served the North Fork area and still had that old-time flavor. Always smelled like kerosene. Now, it has become a bit too touristy for my taste. The sandwiches are excellent, so are the Huckleberry bear claws! The Northern Lights is interesting and the food is either five-star or gag me. Last time I ate there, they were playing some new-age weird music. After eating, my wife looked up and said: "I am angry! The music and the atmosphere has made me angry." I told her I was feeling the same way. Haven't eaten there since. If the Inside North Fork road is open from Fish Creek to Polebridge, it is another worthwhile drive that is an easy task for the LC. Every now and again, the road department will cover the roads with a new layer of crushed rock. It will shred your tires if not careful. If you have good AT tires, it should not be a problem. I have driven those roads hundreds of times and never had an issue but have seen many others with flats.We will also be headed to Glacier after LCDC, hopefully the weather will cooperate.
Great post. Hit most of all those areas during a 4 week trip last year. The area is breathtaking to say the least. Glad I took time to research forest road routes for high clearance rigs and had backup plans for those routes cause those upper elevations stay snowed in for a long time. Boondocking camping with LC is a great way to avoid the touristy areas and crowds. Definitely going again.Glacier is absolutely beautiful. I have camped there over two-dozen times, ten to fourteen days each time since the '70s. Be sure to get the new reservation pass that is now required. Unfortunately, the park has become so crowded, it is like someone kicked an ant hill. The Red Busses are a good way to get up to Logan Pass, as the parking lot is always full. Nice hike to Hidden Lake and worth the effort. Also, be sure to head up to the North Fork area all the way to Kintla Lake. The campground there right on the lake, in my opinion, is one of the most beautiful in the country. The single track dirt road is an easy task for the LC. Have a full tank of gas. Be careful though, there are many blind turns and people tend to drive way too fast. Back in the '70s, the Mercantile served the North Fork area and still had that old-time flavor. Always smelled like kerosene. Now, it has become a bit too touristy for my taste. The sandwiches are excellent, so are the Huckleberry bear claws! The Northern Lights is interesting and the food is either five-star or gag me. Last time I ate there, they were playing some new-age weird music. After eating, my wife looked up and said: "I am angry! The music and the atmosphere has made me angry." I told her I was feeling the same way. Haven't eaten there since. If the Inside North Fork road is open from Fish Creek to Polebridge, it is another worthwhile drive that is an easy task for the LC. Every now and again, the road department will cover the roads with a new layer of crushed rock. It will shred your tires if not careful. If you have good AT tires, it should not be a problem. I have driven those roads hundreds of times and never had an issue but have seen many others with flats.
When is registration? I didn't miss it did I?Also didn’t get the email
I have not seen anything email wise either.Any email updates? Nothing I’ve seen.
I'm in the same boat. Locked down summer plans with some time at the end to do LCDC if able to participate. If not, will still be in the area and would definitely enjoy hitting some trails together.I have not seen anything email wise either.
However this goes down in terms of having to limit participation or not, I'll be in Ft. Collins during the currently planned dates. I had to solidify summer vaca plans and dates on my end plus I was afraid of lodging unavailability if I waited so I booked vrbo in Oldtown. We'll be up in Minnesota, then the ND Banlands, then SD Black Hills, then Ft. Collins. If I get in with the cool kids for LCDC that will be awesome and if not, maybe, there will be some other B-Teamers to hang with on some trails. Or, we'll just wander around solo. Regardless, I'm stoked for this trip!
Same for LCDC stuff going to spam on google mail.Just an FYI, if you use gmail, you may want to take a look in the Spam folder. I have received many of these emails and they are in my address book but it still got labeled as spam.
There was an announcement sent on March 10, but it was not a registration email. It was a pre-registration survey. As far as I know, there hasn't been a registration email sent yet, though I could be wrong. I have been regularly checking my spam folder and have not seen anything yet.