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We should find out when blackdiamond is going and invite ourselves. He seems very knowledgeable on the area.
I don't think he is going on a yearly basis. He is very busy with his kid these days. He watches this thread though so I'm sure he'll chime in on whether or not he is.
I went in 2011 http://www.risingsun4x4club.org/forum2/showthread.php?t=15014
Bummer you have to cancel. I'd love to go back to Moab as its been probably 20 years since I was there. However, I'd definitely rather go when it's not crowded. Sent from my HTCONE using Tapatalk
some friends and I are still going to Moab for labor day weekend if anyone wants to meet up. wheeling Sunday and Monday September 6th and 7th. probably staying at area bfe. its the wet wheelers trip with no wet wheelers.
im planning on running the trails Andrew wanted to run. it will make them that much better i wonder what it would be like to run a single trail with 180 other trucks with only one way in......... not
i was trying to be subtle about it but blackdiamond keeps trying to make you feel better.
im not offroading at bfe, just camping there. didn't want to spend time finding a campground on labor day weekend that wasnt full. i may stay closer. can you recommend a free camp area that doesnt fill up where a tow rig can be safely left behind?
The first annual Washington Wet Wheelers Moab trip was a huge success.I tell you, those Wet Wheelers really take the "leave no trace" motto seriously. It was like they were never there.This was a quick trip to Moab and consisted of 2 main trails per 2 days. The first was "The Moab Rim Trail".This trail is pretty scary at the beginning which is also the end going straightup the side of a cliff from the river bottom consisting of several legdes to climb and descend. Probably wouldn't be as scary if you were not on the side of a steep cliff.The second day was spent on "Seven Mile Rim" not too difficult but amazingly beautiful.We camped at "Area BFE" and I really liked it. I prefer more remote camping and this fit the bill. True Moab backcountry. Weather was great. A little warm mid day but clouds would give relief and the nights were cool.I can't wait for the second annual Wet Wheelers Moab trip.
The first was "The Moab Rim Trail".This trail is pretty scary at the beginning which is also the end going straightup the side of a cliff from the river bottom consisting of several legdes to climb and descend. Probably wouldn't be as scary if you were not on the side of a steep cliff.The second day was spent on "Seven Mile Rim" not too difficult but amazingly beautiful.
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