Re: SummerFest Run Planning
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 4:35 pm
I'll be there. Whats the plan?
Everyone deserves to be outdoors!
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ssc wrote:I have cleared my morning calander. I can leave for BB in the morning on Fri. So who all is in for runs on Fri?
Regards SSC
BoBoNel wrote:whos doing/leading moderate runs on saturday? if ya'll go on these radical hardcore runs on friday and saturday.......where do us "not so challenged" drivers end up? i know nothing about BB and its trails. i'm sort of at a loss here.
so i guess.........whos interested in doing easier/moderate runs on saturday? can someone give us ideas as to WHAT TO RUN? i'll start a list i guess of anyone interested in joining the wimpy group. hee hee
Of the trails mentioned, John Bull is the most difficult. All of the others would be a piece of cake for you.sdnative wrote:Sounds good to me too. I'll be up there Thursday night. We are staying at the Black Forest Lodge. It sure isn't the Northwind, but the price is right. We can meet up there Friday, if you want. It is centrally located in Big Bear Lake (the town) across from McDonalds.ssc wrote: So for Friday it's GM, JC, Burnt Flats, Intro to JB, maybe JB.
Saturday it's explore the area around HR, RC.
I was up there in June. We ran John Bull one day and Rattlesnake Canyon / Heartbreak Ridge the next. JB has its challenges. Going down may be easier, but there are still a lot of boulders to get around. FWIW, at least going up, my minimum requirement recommendation is 3" lift, 33 tires and at least one locker. Anything less will make it but risk damage.
Rattlesnake Canyon is stock friendly. HR is a side trip and a lift and skid protection is recommended.
BoBoNel wrote:whos doing/leading moderate runs on saturday? if ya'll go on these radical hardcore runs on friday and saturday.......where do us "not so challenged" drivers end up? i know nothing about BB and its trails. i'm sort of at a loss here.
We can hit the trail as early as you and the rest of the folks want to. As for a trail after, I thought we could just wing it. So far, you're the only one to express any interest in doing the scenic run...BoBoNel wrote:i'd be interested in doing the scenic run early in the day on saturday....then maybe hitting up a bit more challenging trail afterwards. any ideas braden?
i'm really open to anything. scenic would be nice to start out on since i've never been up there besides SKI SEASON so i'd like to see it without all the white stuff around.........afterwards........i'm definately into challenging trails and the only thing i dont want to do is a trail that is VERY DIFFICULT. i'm not into damage these days. i'm just along for the ride and we'll play it by ear for sure! i'll follow you!cmjrfan8 wrote:We can hit the trail as early as you and the rest of the folks want to. As for a trail after, I thought we could just wing it. So far, you're the only one to express any interest in doing the scenic run...BoBoNel wrote:i'd be interested in doing the scenic run early in the day on saturday....then maybe hitting up a bit more challenging trail afterwards. any ideas braden?