Overall PAC12 football experience

[married2abuff]

No. Despite prior comments from the know it alls of Allbuffs and their superior California knowledge. My entire family lives in California. LA, Long Beach, Santa Ana, San Diego...all the way up to Sacramento. I used to love California when i was a kid, I’d go for a month straight every summer. It’s a **** hole now, that’s why they’re all coming here. I’ll never move there, ever.

I thought it was Rancho Cucamonga.

 

[ahoelsken]

No. Despite prior comments from the know it alls of Allbuffs and their superior California knowledge. My entire family lives in California. LA, Long Beach, Santa Ana, San Diego...all the way up to Sacramento. I used to love California when i was a kid, I’d go for a month straight every summer. It’s a **** hole now, that’s why they’re all coming here. I’ll never move there, ever.

Hahaha South Padre is very nice year round though......

 

[BerkeleyBuff]

I don't mind the metro traffic nearly as much. It's a city, I get it- there's gonna be traffic and I think Denver is pretty average as far as city traffic goes. However, I do frequent the mountains a lot tho- and unfortunately much of the commuting requires dealing with the i70 sh!tshow. Hell, I think 285 is getting bad too. Not only that.. but if you're not proactive enough, trailheads are often full, the good fishing spots are taken, ski lift lines are outta the maze, first tracks gone before your second lap, camping spots are overcrowded, etc. The list goes on but that is the reality of many of the closer outdoor rec destinations to Denver. Sure, if you're willing to drive several more hours to the SJs or the Winds, you can avoid many of these issues, but it's just not feasible to do this every weekend. It's tiring.

Preach. 14er trailheads are packed nearly every day.

 

[BerkeleyBuff]

I like that the first reaction to my above post was from username "14er"

 

[skibum]

13ers are where to go these days. The views from the top are just as nice, the physical accomplishment is essentially the same, and there's a lot fewer people to deal with.

 

[BerkeleyBuff]

13ers are where to go these days. The views from the top are just as nice, the physical accomplishment is essentially the same, and there's a lot fewer people to deal with.

Agreed. But I still love some of those 14ers. Amazing hikes/ climbs.