How was the rideing over there after the big fire a few years back.
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freak58trio
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They did a bunch of logging out of Reload this summer around the area of where the helicopter crashed the summer before last.
The crash site/fire is not that big of a area--one group goes through and it is torn up--plus it is low in elevation. Would not count on much of a ride in that area this year--unless it turns around in a hurry and gets fricking cold with some mosture.
H20SKE...
H20SKE...
Just curious went in that winter after the fire to get one of the log loaders out only had enough time to ride up to the yarder.Never made it back in there.
Hey, theres some great riding up there!
Dont want to tell anyone but there's some great riding up there where the helicopter crashed, They even logged a lot more this summer and fall up in that area. Some nice climbs, not a huge area but ok to tear up. After you mess that up go up to the end of the canyon ( cole butte) , climb out thru a cut at the end on the right , up and over to anderson camp and on to blow out mountain. It's another one of our "secret spots" that hardly anyone goes to. The climb up and out is not for everyone but a good rider on a decent sled will make it after a few tries!!
Dont want to tell anyone but there's some great riding up there where the helicopter crashed, They even logged a lot more this summer and fall up in that area. Some nice climbs, not a huge area but ok to tear up. After you mess that up go up to the end of the canyon ( cole butte) , climb out thru a cut at the end on the right , up and over to anderson camp and on to blow out mountain. It's another one of our "secret spots" that hardly anyone goes to. The climb up and out is not for everyone but a good rider on a decent sled will make it after a few tries!!
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freak58trio
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We ride there quite a bit that area has about 10 different names. And your right there is some nice stuff back there to ride if you know where to go.
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Can you ride from Easton to Gold creek when there is snow?
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freak58trio
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Yes either Via Kachess rd. or the north side of the lake. This will bring you out at the bottom of "Easton hill" prior to the exit on the north side of I-90.
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Powderboy
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Good idea on the north side of the lake. I'll have to try that this year. Last year was my first year riding out of Easton so hopefully I'll learn some more tricks this year. I always took the upper road that comes out at Via Kachess Rd. I also want to do the ride to French Cabin from Easton.
Seriously, why, why in the flying FVck would you put this on the internet?
"the internet, where big mouths are opened and all your secrets can come true"
Would anyone like the GPS location of all these great spots? Possibly a map to help you find your way?
"the internet, where big mouths are opened and all your secrets can come true"
Would anyone like the GPS location of all these great spots? Possibly a map to help you find your way?
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powder Head
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Where's Bear Paw? Can I get GPS coordinates. I hear they have great BBQ's and an awesome trail system
I built a huge kicker with the excavator up there this summer, should be interesting if we ever get snow.
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could i get coordinates for the kicker!i too ride there all the time,but i still not know where i am!not.hahahahahahaha.there will be no secret areas here.
I built a huge kicker with the excavator up there this summer, should be interesting if we ever get snow.
could i get coordinates for the kicker!i too ride there all the time,but i still not know where i am!not.hahahahahahaha.there will be no secret areas here.
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Powderboy
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Seriously, why, why in the flying FVck would you put this on the internet?
"the internet, where big mouths are opened and all your secrets can come true"
Would anyone like the GPS location of all these great spots? Possibly a map to help you find your way?
I'm not following?
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freak58trio
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That is right---all the "Secret Spots" that no one knows
There are the areas more ridden and areas less known---that is the difference.
I just depends on whether or not you are willing to put in the time to take a chance on finding a good area or not--I spent most of last season in new areas--some good--some bad---some awesome!!
GPS and maps availible for $$$$$
LMAO
H20SKE...
There are the areas more ridden and areas less known---that is the difference.
I just depends on whether or not you are willing to put in the time to take a chance on finding a good area or not--I spent most of last season in new areas--some good--some bad---some awesome!!
GPS and maps availible for $$$$$
LMAO
H20SKE...
sounded like i hit a nerve.thanks for the info.just hate it when every one on here try to find a little info. dont every one show up there at once.
WhoTFRU?
First, no, do not go to Bear Paw, second, I have not given detailed directions to great riding places in those places...
WHEN YOU MAKE ASSumptions, you make a real *** of yourself.
so please take your own advice and "think twice and keep your pie hole shut".
Yes, I know I am not the only person that knows of this area, but I can tell you with people like you on the internet, I will have more company then ever.
MtnSldr
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