NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Has anyone played around in a place like this? or seen one?

 

Reiter pit? There are a few off road parks around.

 

Tahuya is the starter ORV park. Reiter is the opposite. There's also Elbe and Walker Valley. Am I missing anything?

 

It looked pretty rough. Of course, I'm all newbie. Used to be a Westy driver. Even When I lived in Moab.

 

Head on over to tahuya. There are a few of us going out fortune creek trail at the end of the month, it's mostly easy.

 

Also check out this site for places to go. http://www.nwjeepn.com/

 

Yeah, what @Juforrest said. Tahuya can be grandma in a rental jeep kind of easy, if you don't all hard carl at it. You can find some challenges there too. Good starter. That Fortune Creek trail is one of the best stock truck trails there is, IMO. It's enough that you don't want to solo it in a stock truck without experience, but it's extremely doable in a group. Don't even need fancy tires at this time of year.

 

Thanks for the invite. Unfortunately, work leaves me little time for fun. Need new suspension. Leafs are at a sagging 50k miles. Cant decide on lift. you scared me away from the BP-51. ha ha

 

Change of subject- I'm going to be getting rid of a tri-fold tonneau that came with truck for a couple hunsky. also have aluminum step rails. both excellent condition.

 

Nothing wrong with the BP's. They make sure your frame doesn't rust. It's kind of a bonus.

 

Maybe the BP's would be good for me. My truck is Canadian. Heard stories about rusty framed imports,eh

 

I haven't heard any warranty horror stories yet. All shocks blow eventually.

 

There’s also Tillamook state forest offroad Park

 

There’s maybe 1 IFS friendly trail there, other than that it’s all black diamond to just straight buggy with rear steer required. Place is fun if you have the truck for it though

 

Has anyone else done any wheeling in Naches this summer? You’re missing out big time if not

 

I haven't I wanted to hit it before the Rain, are you talking in the valley or the wagon trail.

 

Hey if you guys decide to go to Naches like to go with if possible.

 

I'm always down for a weekend run over there.
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I think a Friday run up to the top of Bethel would be fun, then down the other side on the ridge, fuel up in Nile and stay Saturday up bumping lake. Running up Copper city and coming back. I have yet to hit the wagon trail milk creek, or the other 40 trails over there yet.

 

What do you mean valley? Im talking about the wagon trail, funny rocks/moon rocks, and all the trails in that area.

 

Naches the town is under number 10. I guess I consider all that area Naches Valley. Rimrock Bethel Ridge, Bumping Lake, ect. Those are all trail markers for the Naches area.