Annual OR/WA TSF Camping and Wheeling Shindig

Thanks, that's what I was thinking when I was looking through the links but then I started thinking each area had separate permits for Tillamook ect.... that clears that up though hah

 

I really have no clue. Kind of no point if we got to turn around after that long drive for us. Open for discussion.

 

Lame deal.........maybe just back to browns or jordans.

 

Word!

 

well depends on a few things but I'd try. As for noonday were prolly going to have to just put it off for awhile. prolly march or April weather depending.

 

TSF is going to be the best bet at this point. We have more trails that most of you have not seen, and it's same weather as last we went so we know it's doable.

We could try snow wheeling somewhere else if someone wanted to do a scouting trip (I can't scout, I'm busy).

I know the Washington guys are doing Tahuya, but it's up in Seattle area which I think would eliminate most of us from going.

I'm setting TSF as the current spot; if you guys want to change to a different location I suggest that a location be chosen no later than the 11th.

 

Alright first post updated, please re-up or help suggest a new place.

 

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EDIT: I went on this link you provided Mike and couldn't find anything central with reasonable travel miles for Class II
http://atv.prd.state.or.us/places.php
Great link BTW

 

so the meet is moved to browns camp correct?

 

Mmmm looking at the youtube vids... think I need to try and get my sliders here quick haha. Still in regardless.

 

^^ you will be fine without them, almost all the trails we hit last summer were super easy. Only thing that might happen is some "brush" art on your truck.

 

I must have found some offshoots in the vid then hah. Sall good though I've already got a ton of AZ pinstriping that doesn't bother me one bit

 

^ There are a lot of trails there. A lot of easy and hard ones. Most of the easier ones don't require much body armor so you should be fine. I won't be able to make it this time around. Have fun everyone.

 

Hey now, I think trail difficulty is relative to your perspective. When I went on ATVs in Utah, the 'moderate difficulty' trails were less exciting than the powerline trails in Brown's, and sometimes even less than the main access roads.

On post 47 I have some vids of what to expect. On a moderate trail in Browns, expect the trails to be tight, but provided you take it easy it's OK. New people and those with stock vehicles may wish for occasional assistance. It can sometimes stretch you a little from your comfort zone, but the experience is rewarding with little risk towards damage.
For those with more experienced tastes, Brown's can quickly ramp up and challenge all experience levels and all vehicles.

 

I think the only trail that was a PITA at all for me was the one linked in the medium section. I remember backing up going forward backing up going forward to make a stupid little right turn lol

 

i do not know anything about this place but a guy at my shop that is in a lot of local 4x4 clubs said that shotgun creek out of Brownsville is a good area. i am going to try to check it out but if anyone knows anything about it let me know.

 

nope can't make it this time, i'm glad you guys changed it because the out door program at my school is having a snowmobiling trip that day and was only going to sign up for it if you guys didn't go so i'll be going snowmobiling now

 

dont bother lol, unless you got a bike its not that fun for trucks. Plus to get to shotgun via brownsville you have to do a bit of log road driving to get their. Been their many of times and its more oriented to quads and what not.

 

ok thanks for the heads up

 

Oh and i wont be able to make this one . Blowing my gas budget on a new gift for the truck, and if im lucky TWO gifts if anton likes my hood.

and if he does well ima be all over the place lol