NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Just loaded all my stuff so I can head over right after my last class. Shouldn't need anything but the tool from Vatozone to press the UBJ in/out.

 

I usually go up to Timberwolf and the snow isn't til you get up higher where there's not really any cliffs. I'm up for ideas though, seems like Roslyn area is 1/2 way between but it'd be cool to venture somewhere new altogether.

 

Lets go wheelin again!!

 

I went up the other road (harts pass) that is higher than this a couple days ago (highest road in washington)... I was hunting in Mazama, which is near Twisp. Elevation around 7,400 pretty crazy being up that high! Also did some hiking on the pacific crest trail, hard believing that runs all the way to mexico!!

 

looks fun but im atleast another year out.

 

Checking in again here ladies and fellas. Will be making the trip up to Everett from Norfolk Virginia around January 15th. Anyone up there stayed at the cedar grove shores campground?

 

I am down for a snow wheelin trip, probably toss 300lbs of Olympic weights in the bed too
I still need to get a strap and air compressor though.

Any suggestions for a trip this following weekend? Might be a little muddy and possibly snow up higher, but I'm the minority as far as location goes.

 

How low of pressure did you go in that vid Beavis?

 

I was up last year at Salmon La Sac and they get a lot of snow as you would expect, nice run just doing the main road back to the lake. Not Gallagher

 

Damn, even at 10 I would be afraid of blowing a bead.

 

Me too... 3 seems really low

 

I ran 7-8 in moab last year on the rocks. snow is way more forgiving. I used to run 1-3 with my bead locks on my old toy.

 

I wanna go

 

I think 8-10 is as low as I would dare go with my fake beadlocks haha. And I'll take the advice of going light.

I was talking about the weekend of the 25th, should be a little snow up high and overall the trails should be a little messy fun. There are a lot of trails over here, west of yakima but I don't know of the areas inbetween off i90

 

Maybe. I don't think I have anymore vacation time though.

 

I want to go too

 

I doubt there will be much snow between us and you. Its down to about 6000 feet but needs to more down to 4000

 

You don't think 2 weeks would bring it down a bit? Even if not I'm probably going to go somewhere that weekend, probably Naches area because I've never been there, possibly the liberty area again as I'm a bit of a rock collector and there was color everywhere, I just don't like going it solo in the fun stuff in case something happens. Worst case scenario it's good to be able to hitch a ride back to civilization to call a tow truck, probably stick to fire service roads.

 

Yeah it will bring it down a bit but not sure about 2000 feet. Possible and I hope I am wrong.

 

Probably not even close to 2000 ft. 10 day forecast for Easton still has the lows in the 40's, same with rimrock area. Though Timberwolf Mt is at 6300' meaning you can get up past the cliffs no worries and run into some snow where it's safe (no die zone)
A lot of rain has fallen too if there's no snow it may still be fun, a lot trails up there I've never been on either if the need arose. Off hwy 410 or 12. Chinook shouldn't have any snow by then either.