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I'd guess highs in the 50s and cold at night. There will be moisture, good chance of precip. Perfect time of year to go, no dust.

Heres a map- http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/photos/WAOWF/2013-08-21-1610-Manastash-Ridge-Fire/related_files/pict20130815-115533-0.pdf

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It sounds like you're trying to make mountains out of molehills.

It was an invitational type event. Can't have the whole world show up to backyard event unfortunately.

I'm interested. I have a reliable, clean YJ on 39s.

Pickup a Mountain is all weekend at Naches. Camping at Jim Sprick park. There will be tons of people there.

Thats a lot of pink jeeps. Why did you decide to go with 35s?

Not really trails, but you could easily stay on FS roads all the way.

The only obstacle that was lost is a wetland/mudhole that had a bridge over it. The rest is pretty much even on the difficulty scale (2wd easy).

In this pic the red is the decommissioned section, the green is the "new" section, and the blue is the hill where the water bars were installed. According to bing maps the decommissioned section is about 300 yards. The "new" section on road 721 is about 550 yards

Up above the reroute, the task was to install water bars on the hill to control runoff. The FS is using a combination of traditional dug out water bars, and some conveyor belt water bars. The heros of this part were the equipment operators, Blaine and Atkins in the FS mini excavator and...

The next area to be worked on was a 100 yds of trail that was to be re-routed. The FS had an old skidder trail that was already in a good spot but just needed to be cleared. This is the section that was closed and decommissioned, ripped, erosion mat, etc. This is the new section. The FS...

The next section to be worked on was a section of trail up a mild hill that had some braiding issues and rutting. The FS had already ripped and smoothed most of the trail, so the objective was to cover the (former) trail with small branches, rocks, and trees to create micro-dams to disrupt...

Once arriving at the site, we walked through the trail and the forest service described the work that needed to be done in each area and assigned group leaders for each task. The first area, immediately off the road was a small hill and meadow that was rutted and dug out from vehicles climbing...

This past Saturday Jayw and I headed up to help out with the work party on trail 676, Kaner. We arrived and met up with Gleed Boyz Atkins, Blaine and Brent, and a large group of Shindig Wheelers. After an interesting safety meeting with the forest service reps we headed up to Kaner to walk...

its on their website, [email protected]

When I asked Big Rich he said sportsman runs the mod stock courses, but I think it depends on your rig.

If you want to wheel, sign up for sportsman class. Its $100 and run what you brung.

By FS road its about 40 miles from the start of 70 to Ravens Roost. 2 - 3 ish hours if you drive straight there depending on how fast you are comfortable driving on the FS roads.