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You obviously dont get it. The way "they" prosecute the people doing thea damage is with a closure. Its how its always been, and will always be. Unless your becoming a leo anytime soon?:looser:

Personally i cant believe its taken this long.

Im part of the 99% that doesnt participate:beer:

Thats because they come out hiking at first, next thing you know they come back through their hiking trails wwith dispersed recreation killing salmon and natural wildlife:fawkdancesmiley:

Hiking trails are open year round:looser:

Ive wheeled memorial up there many times. Too many people at one time was my point. 4th of july and labor day are 2 other holiday weekends, but usually the terrain has dried out, which helps keep damage minimized. Giving up one weekend of wheeling seems worth it to avoid the possible...

In my OPINION, the trail is closed to wheeln every winter. Close it for a week longer and and all the "damage" that we here about on memorial weekend "EVERY" year wont be an issue anymore. We have already started "down the path" of closing trails. And its not a cure its "their" solution.

Keep the area closed through memorial weekend. Too many people wheeling one place at the same. Just a few pictures of kaner i saw from last year seam reason enough.

I forget which sight i found it on, but mounting the computer in the glove box is a simple way to keep it out of harms way:beer:

I haven't done my homework and don't know the specifics, but if the budget is so limited, did they give reason WHY they are going to spend money opening roads for hiking recreation??? Or maybe they consider this just another small step in progress???

Is there anything to hike other than Isabelle and the Wall???

Pat did awsome, I'll try to figure out posting the vid. I like the the idea of all leaf spring run, my ugly truck would get a chance to keep up:redneck:

Great pics! but they do no justice. Trails are awsome, thanx for the invite i'll definitely be back.:cool:

I have ran a few trails at rimrock including "pucker ridge". The difficulty wasn't as much as the what if factor. The trails have spots where there is "no" room for error. Views are incredible, getting lost would be gaurunteed without someone familiar with the area to follow, and I would say...

I know it's tough times, but this is not the first winter with lack of snow around here. Plus, stevens will have a mountain bike park this summer, which should help out.

Sounds like positive progress:awesomework:

So you think they are planning on this giving them a reason to throw in the towel???

You know your packing some natty ice in there:beer:

I thought I heard it was closed:kiss:

Pictures or I don't believe it:fawkdancesmiley: