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  • #16
    Originally posted by hardluck View Post
    So where do people generally stay down there? I'm thinking about checking it out but I would like to tag along with some people to show me around. How built does a vehicle need to be to get around?

    last time I was down there I stayed ont he putney side at the trail head... they rent cabins right there or you can tent also,

    How built does a vehicle need to be to get around?

    your rig better be at 110% with good brakes... the trail that goes up the moutain is rocky and would say is a class 3 trail out of 5. the switch backs are can be a pain. and winch would be a good envestment. the trails are up the mountain can give you some oh **** factor for sure..
    personally I love it there, but would not go there with out a cage, and winch and map.
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    • #17
      vehicle build depends on what trails you want to do, you can take a stocker there and have a good time still, but you won't be doing much beyond the main trails.

      greg
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      • #18
        Originally posted by mckeddie View Post
        vehicle build depends on what trails you want to do, you can take a stocker there and have a good time still, but you won't be doing much beyond the main trails.

        greg

        My Jeep was down there...helps to have someone you know the area lead. Map would have been nice tho on the day we didn't have that.
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        • #19
          They do sell some very nicely detailed maps of the area....


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          • #20
            HMMMM...I dont have winch..but that is 4 weeks away..I may find one by then..I may go if I can get my axle back together...
            Regret not what you've done,Only what you have'nt.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by GT MOTORSPORTS View Post
              HMMMM...I dont have winch..but that is 4 weeks away..I may find one by then..I may go if I can get my axle back together...
              I would'nt worry about a winch.
              You can run a stock 4wd. all over the main trails. Hell we saw a Caravan and a Sentra on top of the mountain.

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              • #22
                You mean like a gypsy caravan? i don't like gypsies, count me out.


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                • #23
                  I've only been there once but it seemed like you spent most of the time on a fairly easy main trail and all of the hard stuff was relatively short optional obstacles/off shoots. One of the locals (was his name Frank?) led us around all day in his 35" tired Ranger just in 2wd with a rear locker since the front end was broke with no issues, but he obviously sat out on the optional stuff.

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                  • #24
                    Thanks Tinbeater. Thats awsome that a sentra and a caravan were on top of the mountain. I will try to get the rear axle finished up and install new hub bearings then im ready..

                    Blazerbrad,so its pretty easy to ride around with 33" boggers and a locked rear axle?
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by blazerbrad View Post
                      I've only been there once but it seemed like you spent most of the time on a fairly easy main trail and all of the hard stuff was relatively short optional obstacles/off shoots. One of the locals (was his name Frank?) led us around all day in his 35" tired Ranger just in 2wd with a rear locker since the front end was broke with no issues, but he obviously sat out on the optional stuff.
                      frank never hits any of the good stuff!!! think he is afraid of rolling or something...who knows
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by boomhauer View Post
                        frank never hits any of the good stuff!!! think he is afraid of rolling or something...who knows
                        no ****, i only saw him take shameless up the waterfall on railbed once, the first time we were there (before he moved down there), i don't think i ever saw him try anything else except the main trail. that's just the way he's always wheeled.

                        i can't wait to get back down there, torching all teh front spring buckets and axle brackets off first thing in the AM, hopefully heading to branik in the afternoon to pick up some tabs, then whenever my fox's show up, i'll be ready to mount it all up. i've got tube laying in the driveway to redo the cage, and then just all the general maintenance crap to make sure everything is in top shape. hate ot get down there and have something stupid fail the first day.
                        zuk buggy.....it'll be a jeep eventually.

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                        • #27
                          Looking forward to wheeling with ya!


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                          • #28
                            Seems like alot of people are going. So were are all of you planning on staying?
                            I may take the the camper and stay in the event field, but I'm not for sure yet.

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                            • #29
                              Kirby and I were talking about staying up on the mountain...

                              Was it the evarts field we stayed in a couple years ago?


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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by carwash View Post
                                Was it the evarts field we stayed in a couple years ago?
                                That's where we were the year I went
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