Great photos and riding...
As a biginner myself, the spur jeep trail looks not for me yet..
As a biginner myself, the spur jeep trail looks not for me yet..
Great photos and riding...
As a biginner myself, the spur jeep trail looks not for me yet..
I agree, it's cool to here and see about others and the areas that they have to explore.Hi Rainman,
Lovely pictures!
Thanks for the kind words TW Joe.
I would love to do the Naches Trail. I've heard it would be tough for a TW but do-able. I'll have to build my Dad's confidence up first because the Manastash trail really riled him.
I really don't think you started from the beginning of the trail. It is deceptive on the actual beginning because it crosses many logging roads. The Very beinning is close to the snowpark and it is so steep rocks will roll past you from the person above.It is a good trail because you have a choice to by pass the steep stuff.Rainman, not tough at all. Ive wheeled if from its beginning off of forest road 70 in the Greenwater area all the way to its end near Whistling Jacks. Youd enjoy it.
I need to get my butt over there too. I dont even own a TW yet, but Im looking for one.
Tom
I really don't think you started from the beginning of the trail. It is deceptive on the actual beginning because it crosses many logging roads. The Very beinning is close to the snowpark and it is so steep rocks will roll past you from the person above.It is a good trail because you have a choice to by pass the steep stuff.
Jim
I need to correct myself. I looked up the description and The national forest closed the steep part and moved the trailhead up to the top.http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/mbs/recreation/activities/trails/snrd_1175.htm