Outdoor Adventure USA

sdnative wrote:

Cnynrat wrote:
http://www.expeditioneers.com/Expeditio ... enge-3.pdf

Wow, what a great idea. We should do this next year. I can help with the scouting if you'd like...

The scouting could be as much fun as the contest itself!

Sounds like a lot of fun. Your group was pretty small, do you see this as a separate run/activity. I can't imaging doing this with 40 rigs but maybe if there are 5 or 6 GPS lists made up, each one having a different starting coordinate it work for a large group? Here is a link to a PDF of the ...

2. At SedonaFest Lance had route slips made up for each run that he handed out to all the run participants. Were these maps with GPS coords., can you elaborate a bit more? I'm not sure if you saw the Event Planner that Ollie passed out to each of the run leaders Dave but it was a very extensive ...

There has to be more suggestions... Don't be bashful. The BOD will be having a post-BorregoFest meeting in a few weeks and we want to table everyone's suggestions. ;) OK, You asked: 1. By my rough count there were about 6 rigs that were planned to be in the group camp that didn't show. Most of them ...

I don't know how that region works, I know even though Florida and Texas are more South than the South they aren't part of it and any Texan will agree while Florida is still in denial. Maybe those Yanks have the same issues. :twisted: So, strictly speaking, New England is Maine, New Hampshire ...

Cool pictures, thanks for sharing! I have never been to to that part of the country besides a short visit to New Jersey, if that counts, but it's something I want to do. Of course New Jersey counts! They don't call it the Garden State for nothing. I've lived in CA for 31 years now, and still miss ...

raYGunn wrote:Maybe they don't like hikers!

I hadn't thought of that!

I guess my point would be if they are concerned about falling rocks, then why not close the canyon to everyone? Surely a hiker is just a likely to get whomped by a falling rock as a wheeler.

Very, very bizarre. Same here. That is bizzare. I'll let you know when I figure out what's going on. That is your rig experiencing the post BorregoFest Blues. It's got the shakes and is pleading for more dirt less asphalt please. ;) You know I would actually buy that theory except that the first ...

Whether due to erosion, or fault activity, it is likely those shear walls pose a serious thread to anyone or anything below them when they fracture. I'm hoping this will be a precautionary, temporary measure, to monitor what is happening in that area. If they're concerned about danger from rockfall ...