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Caribou Mountain Ride

Posted on : 12-08-2007 | By : Kyle Weber | In : Personal

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Yesterday I went on a ride with my riding group (Uncle, two cousins, and a friend) up to the top of Caribou Mountain. Caribou has always fascinated me not only for its beauty but also for its historical significance. At one point in the late 1800′s it was one of if not the largest city in Idaho, with several million dollars worth of gold mined.

Caribou Mountain