Last Map Section!

Last map section, less than 400 miles. 

The GD route briefly use the historic Route 66. 

So what do Great Divide ride eat while on the route and in the wilderness? My favorite is tortilla wraps with avocado and Fritos, nutritious and delicious. 

Off to Pie Town for free pie and unlimited fries for Great Divide riders. 




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