Im just wondering what trails you all wanted to run this year, that you didnt run last year, or want to run again. yes i cant wait to hit the trails again, but heres a quick list of what Id like to run.
1) Moab: anything and everything that IFS can make.
2) Spring creek (again)
3) Jenny creek (again)
4) Ophir pass
5) Iron chest: not sure i can make it, but i want to try.

thats about all i can think of now, im sure theres more.

 

i whant to try to run carnege canon and left hand. and also where is some good mud bogging and twin cone and i would like to go up to st marys glacier when all the snow or some has melted.

 

I'd like to hit:

1) windrock: planning a trip for late march
2) Wheelin' in the Country: not out of the question
3) Big South Fork
4) Superlift Park: proabably not gonna happen

 

ok, forget the superlift park altogether, its 25 bucks a day and thats way too much.

 

oh and it would be cool to make a camping trip some where to.

 

yea, I know I'll be camping at Windrock and maybe even wheelin' in the country. But I think my parents might be thinking about going on a long trip to montana this summer sometime, not for wheelin' but I think it would be a good time.

 

I'd like to or will do:

1. Gardendale, AL
2. Gray Rock, AL
3. Tellico, NC
4. Morris Mountain, AL
5. Riverrock, GA
6. Windrock, TN
7. Black Moose, GA

 

Wheeler Lake! I want to get a locker before I do anything hard though.

 

1) Moab: anything and everything that IFS can make.
2) Spring creek (again)
3) Jenny creek (again)
4) Ophir pass
5) Iron chest.[/QUOTE]


My plan is to go on as many Colorado runs as I can this spring and summer. I haven't been on too many of them, so any experience helps. Any trip I can't drive, I'll ride along on with somebody. I will definitely, however, plan a trip up Medano Pass. Not so much for the challenge of it, but because my home town is on the other side of the mountain, just north of the dunes, and I'd like to visit it from a different direction. As for Moab, we should start planning a trip there ASAP Colorado folks!

 

Dekri,
you can do harder trails, your a good driver, just have Axleike spot ya..

spindleshanks,
next time we get together we need to talk about this...

 

Yeah Dekri, you've got an awesome 2nd gen. air them tires down to like 9psi. My truck couldn't have done that ledge either, my bumpers would've hit before my tires. There are plenty of trails we can do in Colorado with near-stock rides.
And Ric, yeah, we'll talk about a Moab trip next time we go wheeling. I want enough notice to call some time off of work and plan the trip properly. I'm not one for the last minute, spur of the moment Moab trip.

 

1. Rubicon
2. Moab
a. Behind the Rocks
b. Fins and Things
3. Arizona
a. Highway to Hell
b. Axle Alley
c. Terminator (Rematch)
4. New Mexico
5. Colorado scouting for new stuff

 

Most of thats within my range. If the time's right I might be up for going on some of those trips.

 

i'll spot, Kyle, you'll be fine anyway, wheeler will be easier than you think, and many others are within your reach.

I am probably going to Moab in March and again in May for Cruise Moab. I also want to hit New Mexico.

For Colorado:
1)Chinamans Gulch
2)Iron Chest
3)Spring Creek, this time to finsh the rock garden
4)Kelly Flats

I'm also down with most other trails, just want to hit those 4 for sure

 

and I want to "try" everything listed. lol

 

There's a big suprise

 

I would also like to do Chinamans Gulch, It looks like a challange, but still very do-able... i think.

 

My dream trip would be to drive out to California, do the Rubicon, and drive back through the southwestern states. Maybe it will be a father son trip when my son is old enough.

 

Chinamen's is a one locker trail.

If you take all the bypasses, you could get a stocker through with good driving.

Rising Sun is having a run down there to start April and I assume more will be around later.

Holy Cross above the Creek is another good one to see where you sit in the food chain.

 

Sit in the food chain is a nice way of putting it

seems like its where you find out how much weight you got hanging in your sack. If you got a couple 80 pounders, you'll find out, or you'll roll.

As i recall, didnt a couple people get a bit tippy up there over last summer? I seem to remember a post along those lines in one of steve's trail reports.

Looks like chinamans can be what you want it to be, hard or not, depending on where you put the truck.