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Markleeville Death Ride
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " 2003 Markleeville Death Ride to be held on Saturday, July 12th Below is information from past years Death Rides, which might help you prepare for the 2003 event. In addition, we have an email list you can sign up for, located in the "menu" box at the bottom of this page. We'll try to update you whenever there's a change on the official DeathRide website. --Mike-- The 2003 DeathRide registration process is... as interesting as ever! You can learn all about it on the official website , but before trying to actually enter, you might take a look at a new page on our website where people have emailed us their experiences attempting to register. Also, there will only be a 5-pass ride this year (not 6), without a Pacific Grade option (last offered in 2000). It's the same course as the 2002 & 2001 ride, so read all about the Y2K ride and get prepared for the time of your life! NEW! Just added a Death Ride 2000 Survivors' Page , where you tell us YOUR Death Ride stories! Up to 6 passes (only 5 for 2002)! Up to 139 miles! Up to 17,000 feet of climbing! For this ride, everything's up! Pass #1 & 2 take you over the top of Monitor Pass & back. This is the epitome of bare but spectacular Sierra scenery. You will climb over rugged terrain that ends atop a landscape that can best be described as foreign...pretty much the exact top of the treeline. The descent down the opposite side is high speed and fun! Don't worry too much about missing the beautiful hidden valleys off to the side, as you'll have plenty of time to look at them on the way back up! On the left is the west side of Monitor, the first climb of the day! Above is the east side. Neither is really steep, but it is a bit long and may wear on you. Pass #3 is far and away the most beautiful on the ride... Ebbetts Pass never disappoints! This is quite a bit longer climb than Monitor, but i" .... read entire page
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