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I meant going up the quarry

 

Sounds like you guys had fun! Sorry I missed out. I was helping the wife finish off an over-sized, rolling garden box - the kind where you don't have to bend over to tend to the plants.

I'm not around next weekend, going camping and tubing around Deckers, although I might wind up doing some trails down there if I don't have too many drinks on the river.

 

You, and the rest, didn't eat enough, I still had half a box at the end of the day.
And you're not a dick. I may write up an etiquette list, in a new thread, and see if that will have a positive effect. there is more than punctuality that needs addressed.

 

I like that idea. Everything from the meet up protocol to spotting and stay the trail principles. Maybe we can get Sean to sticky it once it is done.

 

I will be in Denver this weekend visiting my brother. If there any trails pretty close then I can hit them up Saturday if anybody wants to?

 

Plenty of places. Do you have any armor or lift?

 

Well i have a level kit, saving money for lift

 

Slaughterhouse and yankee hill are my favorite local trails

 

Slaughterhouse looks pretty fun

 

There's a couple spots that can get kinda hairy. Go with at least one or two other people just incase

 

Hey John, could you tell me exactly where the trail head is from central city side ? i've only been on yankee hill from Alice..

 

Has anyone ran the trails on and around Hall valley road near the hall Valley campground?

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=269
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=270
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=10

Interested is checking these out this sat if anyone else is interested. This will be my first time out other than Russel gulch which is pretty much just a dirt road from what i noticed so technically this is my first time out imo, if you have ran these, are they good to do solo?

 

The roads aren't bad. Hall Valley has a water crossing at the top before the trail ends near the old mining building. When we ran it last August the crossing was still fairly deep (not wide). Radical Hill is a little heady, as you are on a steep trail that consists of switchbacks and would likely prefer another rig. Not sure if any of the roads are doable right now, though. I wouldn't be surprised if there is still snow up there.

 

Thank you! I should have also mentioned that I do not have a lift. Stock height, do you think that will be a problem with any of these? I was thinking deep water may be an issue.

 

http://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/320-hall-valley
http://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/429-radical-hill

Hall Valley and Radical Hill are on opposite sides of Webster Pass. I would be amazed if the pass is passable yet. I was in Summit County last week and even trails below treeline were snow blocked.

 

Thank you trint for the information

anyone planning any trips this sat?

 

I might be down if i can find a place to stay that night so wont have to make the drive back up to Denver sunday to see my bro

 

I was planning on camping Sat night at the hall valley campground but if a trip gets planned that might change depending on the location of the trails.