Friday BorregoFest Run (Mud Caves Exploration)
Posted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 3:31 pm
Mud Caves Exploration Cancelled and Merged with Coyote Canyon Run due to safety and condition of the mud caves.
Lead: OLLIE
Tail Gunner: TBD
Difficulty: Moderate
Meeting Time: 10/22/2010 @ TBD
Meeting Place: Stagecoach Trails Group Campsite
Departure Time: 10/22/2010 @ TBD
CB Channel: 34
2M Simplex: 145.510
2M Repeater: Laguna 147.150+ (PL: 104.2)
Signed Up:
1. OLLIE
2. Cruiserlarry
3. Ben
4. nickshammas
5. hmfigueroa
6. Skytrax
7. Skytrax (daughter)
8. jdholder
9. brentbba
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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Route Description:
The mud cave network in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park may be one of the largest in the world. At least 22 caves have been counted, some up to 1,000 feet long and 80 feet high. Thousands of people go to Anza Borrego to explore the caves each year, even organized Boy Scout Troops. Flashlights / headlamps and old clothing needed. Some may prefer to wear coveralls. Helmets are not necessary but ceilings get low. Not recommended for those susceptible claustrophobia.
Lead: OLLIE
Tail Gunner: TBD
Difficulty: Moderate
Meeting Time: 10/22/2010 @ TBD
Meeting Place: Stagecoach Trails Group Campsite
Departure Time: 10/22/2010 @ TBD
CB Channel: 34
2M Simplex: 145.510
2M Repeater: Laguna 147.150+ (PL: 104.2)
Signed Up:
1. OLLIE
2. Cruiserlarry
3. Ben
4. nickshammas
5. hmfigueroa
6. Skytrax
7. Skytrax (daughter)
8. jdholder
9. brentbba
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Route Description:
The mud cave network in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park may be one of the largest in the world. At least 22 caves have been counted, some up to 1,000 feet long and 80 feet high. Thousands of people go to Anza Borrego to explore the caves each year, even organized Boy Scout Troops. Flashlights / headlamps and old clothing needed. Some may prefer to wear coveralls. Helmets are not necessary but ceilings get low. Not recommended for those susceptible claustrophobia.
