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Van Epps pass
- Thread starter Jeepasaurusrex
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Jeepasaurusrex
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What I am thinking is a planning trip to find a suitable camping spot and base camp. I know the whole run will not be open until late June...
YotaDude1997
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Keep us posted on your findings.
zukkev
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Very cool success story...
Very cool success story...
feels good to be on that side of the picket line once 'n awhile.:awesomework:
japerry
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You guys crack me up with your secret trails and ****.. I think Boardbysled can be the first to tell you..
No trails on DNR or FS land are secret!
And while the upper recreation guys may not know much, the foresters certainly do, they're out there every day. (DNR more than FS)
Van Epps is no secret. But its also no Rieter. People seem to keep confusing their little tiny place with a massive de-facto ORV park that hosted 500-1000 people a weekend.
Its a great little trail-head, and I'd recommend doing it late at night with a GPS and some good buddies :beer: .. after getting lost at Naches the night before
So stop talking about having secret places, talk about having 'annoying' places.. places that take for f'in ever to get to, require you to dodge bullets, or jumping off the side of an interstate while not getting caught by a stater. Then you can post pics and whatever you want here, you'll still only get 5-10 people with the balls to go there.
No trails on DNR or FS land are secret!
And while the upper recreation guys may not know much, the foresters certainly do, they're out there every day. (DNR more than FS)
Van Epps is no secret. But its also no Rieter. People seem to keep confusing their little tiny place with a massive de-facto ORV park that hosted 500-1000 people a weekend.
Its a great little trail-head, and I'd recommend doing it late at night with a GPS and some good buddies :beer: .. after getting lost at Naches the night before
So stop talking about having secret places, talk about having 'annoying' places.. places that take for f'in ever to get to, require you to dodge bullets, or jumping off the side of an interstate while not getting caught by a stater. Then you can post pics and whatever you want here, you'll still only get 5-10 people with the balls to go there.
YotaDude1997
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:awesomework: I agree. And I'd like to add.......
These grand delusions of secrecy are simply a (poor) attempt at keeping some kind of self-invented ownership of ORV recreation areas. The concept of a "stomping grounds" taken past the acceptable reasonableness.
It is pathetic and it is sad to see this unnecessary struggle continue. A bunch of superstitious has-beens populate this mindset. It is ridiculousness that should not be encouraged, nor perpetuated.
:beer:
These grand delusions of secrecy are simply a (poor) attempt at keeping some kind of self-invented ownership of ORV recreation areas. The concept of a "stomping grounds" taken past the acceptable reasonableness.
It is pathetic and it is sad to see this unnecessary struggle continue. A bunch of superstitious has-beens populate this mindset. It is ridiculousness that should not be encouraged, nor perpetuated.
:beer:
Jeepasaurusrex
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Right now, looking at mid July for the trip.
YotaDude1997
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Follow up: Did you guys ever do this trip?
Jeepasaurusrex
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I ended up not being able to go. Too many irons in the fire...
Jeepasaurusrex
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Yea, every time I plan a wheeling trip, something always comes up. I would not mind a trip up there in mid September. Temps a little cooler.
Jeepasaurusrex
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I'll see if I can arrange to head over during that time. :awesomework:
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