If you had an hour to ride...

I'm heading to Whistler on Saturday to ride Lost Lake with my gf. She has graciously agreed to let me do a lap on my own once we're done. I don't want to leave her waiting too long, and was looking for suggestions for a loop that would take about an hour and can be accessed by bike from Lost Lake without getting in a car.

So far I'm thinking Yummy Numby [HTML_REMOVED] end of Comfortably Numb, but what are some other suggestions? I really haven't ridden much in the Whistler area, so any info is appreciated. I have the app that tells me where I am, so that will help :)

So long as yummy numbly is clear, that is exactly what I would recommend. She can hang at the beach.

yeah, yummy/foreplay is about that….or hey bud

or Crazy train

+1 for Hey Bud, may be a touch more than an hour but worth it.

Kashmir…just play dumb and tell her you thought the deal was for an hour of descending and the climbing didn't count.

^lol

Kashmir…just play dumb and tell her you thought the deal was for an hour of descending and the climbing didn't count.

Haha! I've tried that one. I'm notoriously bad at estimating meeting times.

I was going to suggest leaving her at home

Just get "lost" not your fault it took 3 hours "finding" your way back…

You could have her shuttle you to the top of Stonebridge then you could ride up to do High Society or Pura Vida. Then she could drive to Rainbow park/beach. Then you could just pedal back along Alta Lake Road to meet her.

You could have her shuttle you to the top of Stonebridge then you could ride up to do High Society or Pura Vida. Then she could drive to Rainbow park/beach. Then you could just pedal back along Alta Lake Road to meet her.

+1…I like this guys thinking!

shuttling stonebridge is mega lame….just sayin'

shuttling stonebridge is mega lame….just sayin'

I thought the only respectable way up to Stonebride is Lower Sproat/Danimal South/Lower Sproat???