I am a young professional. Outside of work I like to smoke meats, bike, hangout in my backyard, hit the gym, spend time with my wife. Yes I celebrate 4.20
Past few years all my goals have been career based, but I now want to start being social. feel free to PM me
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Planning to explore the NE River Valley trails this weekend on a gravel capable bike.
Will start in Ft Sask, and follow some back roads to the new "Beaver Hills Bridge" across the river to the Quarry golf course area.
With any luck will then stay on paved paths all the way to Capilano.
Any cautions? Anything flooded out?
City Map says the path under the Yellowhead near Beverly might be disrupted due to construction, but unclear if there is an easy alternative without going up to city streets.