Anyone else roughing it? Where you staying?

we'll all be at the comp site...matt is letting everyone stay in his new giant motorhome:flipoff2:

http://www.trail-gear.com/events/2007-jambo/images/2007%202489.jpg

damn. I feel very poor.

where is goldendale? and do i need to bring a sleeping bag?

where is goldendale? and do i need to bring a sleeping bag?

washington

washington argh too far

argh too far

your telling me..:shaking:

your telling me..:shaking:

Wah wah wah. The closest comp all year for me is ~900 miles away.

Anyone else roughing it? Where you staying?

Roughing it also. There are motels there but all the rooms are taken .

your telling me..:shaking:


ahh suck it up... I've done the drive to cali to wheel several times...

Goldendale is still 6 hours + from my place with an unfriendly border to cross.

I would like to take a few extra days after the Goldendale competition to do some off-roading with my family. Does anyone know of some good spots in Oregon that would be good for camping with the family as well as off-roading? It would be nice if there were some additional sites to see or other activities close by.

Let me know.

Thanks,
Matt

I would like to take a few extra days after the Goldendale competition to do some off-roading with my family. Does anyone know of some good spots in Oregon that would be good for camping with the family as well as off-roading? It would be nice if there were some additional sites to see or other activities close by.

Let me know.

Thanks,
Matt

I think there is a good place to wheel in bend...

post up on timbercrawler with that question. There are a lot of folks in the Portland area that could help you out. I like TSF it that area.

I would like to take a few extra days after the Goldendale competition to do some off-roading with my family. Does anyone know of some good spots in Oregon that would be good for camping with the family as well as off-roading? It would be nice if there were some additional sites to see or other activities close by.

Let me know.

Thanks,
Matt


could also post on Crash's board www.nw-wheelers.com

The sand dunes in Oregon are fun.

I'm staying in some hotel about 13 miles from the comp.

and do i need to bring a sleeping bag?

No need, hobie has enough room in his sleeping bag for you!:flipoff2:

you have sand lake area
you have browns camp just off 26 outside tillamoch oregon think there are some -laces in the dalles area to ride also
if you want to do sand lake yell and i will meet you there during the week
as i have to be ovver there for the long weekend as part of sandpatrol and the first repsonse team there

I would prefer rocks over sand. What is the best place for camping and rock crawling?

Matt

Bend Oregon looks like a fun place...never been there though

RimJob is suppose to have quite the pucker factor. Reiter trails up by Crash's place is suppose to be a lot of fun but its 4 hours north of goldendale...

In oregon. Camping and wheelin you'll probably have more fun at browns camp. Bend is good but it is kinda in a weird spot to find. And you'll need a local to show you where the trails are.

Justin

Shoot me a pm with your number is you want to talk about some of the places.

RimJob is suppose to have quite the pucker factor.

Matt will fully dig that RimJob place:D :D :flipoff2:

Matt will fully dig that RimJob place:D :D :flipoff2:

nice edit :flipoff2:

Rimrock is pretty gnarly. Kinda like Moabs hells revenge but on loose dirt. you definetly could die there.


http://stumpthumpers.4x4play.com/latestrun/RIMROCK%201.htm this is a mild trail...

heres another link http://www.jpmagazine.com/eventcoverage/rimrock_trails/

just google it for more info.

Rimrock is good, but it is still snowed in this time of year.

Damn snow... all our stuff up here still has snow too.