August Run in North Cali??
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August Run in North Cali??
Hey guys since Pismo is in July, anybody interested in a run in AUgust in North Cali?
On some wise advise I postponed Death Valley till fall (cooler weather).
I'm currently looking at some trails in the High Sierra region (just south of Yosemite). They are in the area of Oakhurst of Highway 41.
Shuteye peak trail and some trails around it
Iron Lakes Trail and trails around it
And maybe Trumball Peak trail
Input and people interested please post. Still looking at finalizing the logistics. I will probably take a couple of days off and go to the Yosemite first and then hit the trails Sat and Sun, or Fri, Sat and Sun.
On some wise advise I postponed Death Valley till fall (cooler weather).
I'm currently looking at some trails in the High Sierra region (just south of Yosemite). They are in the area of Oakhurst of Highway 41.
Shuteye peak trail and some trails around it
Iron Lakes Trail and trails around it
And maybe Trumball Peak trail
Input and people interested please post. Still looking at finalizing the logistics. I will probably take a couple of days off and go to the Yosemite first and then hit the trails Sat and Sun, or Fri, Sat and Sun.
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GT, I will see if I can get down to SoCal but dont think so. Besides you guys do trails my little Runner is not up to yet
jimabena, you will defintely see more trips to hollister posted here, ahriman will probably be first in line, as he is now the self declared king of HH
00Runner, where more or less of highway 4, what town is closeby?
jimabena, you will defintely see more trips to hollister posted here, ahriman will probably be first in line, as he is now the self declared king of HH
00Runner, where more or less of highway 4, what town is closeby?
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Big Bear offers a wide variety of trails for all levels so it should be a fun weekend regardless. Hopefully others will chime in and give us a feedback on what trails we should be considereing
Cya friday at Pismo!
Big Bear offers a wide variety of trails for all levels so it should be a fun weekend regardless. Hopefully others will chime in and give us a feedback on what trails we should be considereing
Cya friday at Pismo!
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Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
00Runner, where more or less of highway 4, what town is closeby?
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Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
GT, I will see if I can get down to SoCal but dont think so. Besides you guys do trails my little Runner is not up to yet
jimabena, you will defintely see more trips to hollister posted here, ahriman will probably be first in line, as he is now the self declared king of HH
00Runner, where more or less of highway 4, what town is closeby?
jimabena, you will defintely see more trips to hollister posted here, ahriman will probably be first in line, as he is now the self declared king of HH
00Runner, where more or less of highway 4, what town is closeby?
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For good information on NorCal trails check the NorCal TTORA trails site. Specifically Slickrock, Corral Hollow and Deer Valley for highway 4 trails. This site also has some good information and maps of NorCal trails.
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Originally Posted by 00Runner
For good information on NorCal trails check the NorCal TTORA trails site. Specifically Slickrock, Corral Hollow and Deer Valley for highway 4 trails. This site also has some good information and maps of NorCal trails.
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Originally Posted by bulldog-yota
I looked at the pics and ratings on the sites, and I'm not sure if my Runner will be able to do it. It seems a bit lacking in clearance and armour (sliders, bumpers, probably skids as well). What do you think?
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i met a guy from the other froum i belong to, and he is up to doing hollister as well... he has a goofy schedule too... so i might have a wheeling partner, as things get more situated around me, we might be making some day trips out there
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Originally Posted by 00Runner
I don't know since I've never done any of these trails. I remember reading on his webpage that Robinhood150 did slickrock in his stock 2nd gen. I don't know if he sustained any damage though. But there are lots of other trails in the area as well.
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OK guys, I wont be able to make it to join Brad, maybe some you guys can up at slickrock.
So would August 14-15 work for a run up in the Sierras? I am working on the logistics, but lets agree on a weekend first.
So would August 14-15 work for a run up in the Sierras? I am working on the logistics, but lets agree on a weekend first.
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Originally Posted by Good Times
Andries:
Big Bear offers a wide variety of trails for all levels so it should be a fun weekend regardless. Hopefully others will chime in and give us a feedback on what trails we should be considereing
Cya friday at Pismo!
Big Bear offers a wide variety of trails for all levels so it should be a fun weekend regardless. Hopefully others will chime in and give us a feedback on what trails we should be considereing
Cya friday at Pismo!
Also you guys with the big rigs will probably have to tow me the whole time
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don't worry about it, there will other opportunities for all of us to get together heck i might even be up north one of the days and we can all meet up then!
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