OK, so here is my take on it. I was up there tonight and I don't think there are many, if any, tow rigs that will make it up with trailers. I am personally OK with you parking at the closest location where you can park trailers and safely drive up. The issue is this, safely drive up. By that I mean slowly, within the speed limit, on your own side of the road and refraining from any of the "fun stuff" until you're in Evans. If you drive responsibly, and explain that you parked your tow rigs in a reasonable area, I don't think you'll have problems.
Let me relay a little incident from this evening. I stopped 4 ATV's for operating on the road, all without helmets and 3 with expired registrations. We keep track of our contacts on small incident reports, primarily to justify our time. I intended to warn all of the riders and jot down there names and plates for future contacts. I asked one of them what year his bike was, and his reply was "find out for your ****ing self." That's a bad answer to give the guy that's handing out warnings. Needless to say, his warning turned in to a ticket. I guess my point here is that if you are in the wrong, even if you think it's stupid, play along and be polite. It will usually go a long way. If there is a legitimate violation, even if you don't agree with it, arguing will likely turn a warning or a talking to in to a ticket. That's just my two cents worth. I try to be VERY lenient with the OHV community, but sometimes guys are their own worst enemies.
As for Evans, I'll be around there some this weekend. Flag me down if you see me. Not sure how far up I'll be able to make it by the weekend.
