Wheeler Lake, Colorado Toyota Jamboree

^If you run the trail, take pics and report back the trail conditions! (I'm guessing there's going to be at least "some" snow up there)

 

I definitely will. If not wheeler than were doing some easier stuff that we know is possible without too much risk, but what's the fun of no risk

 

^True statement. I see you're in Kansas City; are you making a group road trip out to CO?

 

Yessir, there about 4-5 vehicles heading out. You in the area?

 

Kind of... I'm down south in Littleton. When are you guys making the trip?

 

My buddies are for sure leaving next wed, I'm still trying to figure out getting off work, then hopefully coming back Saturday or Sunday.

 

We are heading out solo next weekend. What do you guys think about getting to the old building with DCLB w/leveling kit and KM2s. With no company?

 

the old building isn't far up the trail at all

 

this was 5/30/14

you can see the dam here


middle section


bowling ball hill & lake

 

as of last weekend a group had made it to the hard right turn at the top of bowling ball hill where the small waterfall is, but was stopped by a large snow drift leading to the lake

 

Thanks, might go on the 18th or 19th. Will be around Buena Vista 12th-14th. Then Breck 15th-20th. Any suggestions?

 

wow, that trail will be a muddy snowy mess for a while....

 

These will be your friend, hit us up if you want company. Bob and I are going to check out the BV area trails this weekend, reports to follow.

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/colorado/187907-upcoming-colorado-events.html

 

Did you take those aerials Bob?

 

Thanks, traildamage.com seems to be a great source of info.

 

+1, are you a pilot? (If you're not and you want to take aerials some time, let me know!)

 

Are there some good camping spots along trail 311 from Buena Vista to HWY285?

 

Yes, the pics below are from that area earlier this year.

 

I asked him and he is not, someone else took them. I'll go for a ride

 

Is it all public land? Or do they have designated sites?