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Mountain Biking Mount Elbert: Colorado’s Highest 14’er
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Is hiking Mount Elbert too tame for you? The peak is Colorado’s tallest 14er and one of the few open to cyclists, so lead rider Mike Hall and follow-cam rider/filmmaker Nate Hills decided to take on Elbert at peak foliage. After hiking up the steep and mostly unrideable terrain, they were rewarded with a 5,100-foot, world-class descent. This video is part of Nate Hills’ weekly Vlog #FollowCamFriday. Find more from Hill’s here.
