Colusa County, California: Primo Gravel Cycling – Virtually Traffic Free

colusa county gravel cycling
This was meant to be a “recovery ride”

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“The history of Colusa County is very colorful and interesting. It is like reading a historical novel with several public-minded heroes helping to shape the destiny of the county. Its chief historians have been: Will S. Green, who was the county’s greatest hero; Justus Rogers, an early day newspaper editor at Orland; Charles D. McComish, Colusa lawyer; Mrs. Rebecca T. Lambert, Willows, prominent in the organization of the “Daughters of the American Revolution” and one of the Charter Members of “The Colusi Historical Society.” – County of Colusa

Colusa County (west of Williams), California Ride Experience Video

In this ride experience video, JOM of the Gravel Cyclist crew is joined by the Lady Gravel Cyclist (follow her on Instagram at https://instagram.com/LadyGravelCyclist), for a sweet mixed-surface ride that starts and leaves west of Williams, California. Along the way, scenery featuring a beautiful climb with magnificent views near the summit, farmland, and more.

colusa county gravel cycling

More to come from California soon, including further bike tech coverage of Sea Otter 2022! Watch this space.

Continued from Above:

Read more about Colusa County here – https://www.countyofcolusa.org/215/Colusa-County

colusa county gravel cycling

Leesville, California (featured in this Video)

“This village is situated at the head of Bear Valley and is distant in a due west line twenty-five miles from Colusa. A great deal of the land around Leesville is low and kept wet till late in the spring, by seepage from the hills on either side. The low land is well set with fine grass. The soil is of the best, and produces almost anything the farmers in the valley choose to raise.” – County of Colusa

Additional Photos

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colusa county gravel cycling
Switchback ascending
colusa county gravel cycling
Gravel switchback
colusa county gravel cycling
Gigundo PIne Cone

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling

colusa county gravel cycling
Flat farmland roads
colusa county gravel cycling
Rattlesnake of some kind? Herpetologists, please identify
colusa county gravel cycling
Flat road tailwind aero tuck drag race

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1 Comment

  1. Avatar wgscott

    I’m pretty sure it is a gopher snake, given the head shape and no apparent rattle. They evolved to mimic the appearance of diamondback rattle snakes. The first time I found one in my house, it had a blood-pressure raising effect.

    Sorry if this has already been said. For some reason I can’t see any comments.

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