Central Ca October 2009 Meet.

[calclimber]

Dave
Im up for the Friday 4X run. We should be there Thursday night, Cindy and I and our two mellow dogs. We will be leaving to come home Mon morning. Look forward to seeing you.

[daveb]

For those who don't have a copy of the Backcountry Adventures book by Peter Massey and Jeanne Wilson, I was surprised to find it viewable on line.

My suggestion for the group run on Saturday starts here, The Dinkey Trimmer Road which drops into Pine Flat reservoir. There should be some nice fall colors.
http://books.google.com/books?id=3Atk_Q ... ad&f=false
Then over and back up the Sawmill Flat Road. It has some fantastic ridge views.
http://books.google.com/books?id=3Atk_Q ... q=&f=false
The side road that the 4x4’s can take is Granite Gorge but the others can finish out the Sawmill Rd and we can meet at Wishon.
http://books.google.com/books?id=3Atk_Q ... q=&f=false
The 4x4 trail I would like to take Friday is Bald Mountain which is class 5 by the books standard. It’s only slightly difficult but technical enough to keep up interest.
http://books.google.com/books?id=3Atk_Q ... q=&f=false
These are only suggestions.

[billwilson]

Originally Posted by daveb

For those who don't have a copy of the Backcountry Adventures book by Peter Massey and Jeanne Wilson, I was surprised to find it viewable on line.

These are only suggestions.

ok, i give, what page in the Massey book?
(hey, it is late

[daveb]

The Dinkey Trimmer road is the first trail in the [edit] (northern cal) book. I noticed the page number on the website book page is different than the actual book.

[billwilson]

Originally Posted by daveb

The Dinkey Trimmer road is the first trail in the book. I noticed the page number on the website book page is different than the actual book.

THanx buddy!

[charlie56]

Anyone needing detailed maps of the area can download them from this link:
http://idisk.mac.com/charliesikes-Public

They are PDF files of Topo maps for each of the trail runs on the board. The average size is 10mb so it might take awhile to download if you are on dial-up.

[Angel]

Are any woman going? If so, I am thinking of going.

Angel

[Ford_6L_E350]

Originally Posted by charlie56

Just wondering if this is going to be an organized event or an ad hoc one? Whats the general consensus? If organized I volunteer to help organize it but I no absolutely nothing about this area. Dave are you going to take the lead? If you do and you want help let me know. I can help make maps, copy trail guides, come up with GPS waypoints etc. Here is the list from the thread so far. Anyone want to add or delete information just send me an email and I will update it.


Updated 9-16-09

Looks like at like 4 women are scheduled to be there.

Mike

[surfgeek33]

Thinking about attending. However my wife and I are Novice off-road, overlanders. We usually go coastal camping and have no experience boondocking. We don't want to hinder the group.

[billwilson]

Originally Posted by surfgeek33

Thinking about attending. However my wife and I are Novice off-road, overlanders. We usually go coastal camping and have no experience boondocking. We don't want to hinder the group.

My rig is still being completed
THis may be a shake down cruise...
We are novices also
What do you experts think??

bw