white-rhyno
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http://www.yakima-herald.com/stories/2011/05/17/flood-damage-may-put-crimp-on-holiday-camping
No access points to get up there.
No access points to get up there.
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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
dont have to worry abour trail closures up manashtash
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white-rhyno
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Sorry about the spelling fail in the title. Maybe a mod could fix that for me.
Binder
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There are other ways to get there.
stealthrunner1
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Yes there are!!!!!:awesomework:
Boonie Buster
Stuck on a Curb
NO! There is no access, people stay home and sulk.... :awesomework: This is the only remedy.
whatthe?
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I was at Buck Meadows and Taneum junction yesterday. Believe me, there is no access to any of these areas. Stay home, I will keep you posted on when access has been restored. It won't be any time soon.
Binder
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There's plenty of access via 410.
whatthe?
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That would be an extremely long haul coming over 1701 to barber springs and then up to Buck Meadows, bring extra fuel.
Binder
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The idea is to get to the trails, not Buck meadows...Even then it's a little bit of a drive but not that bad.
So the washout is before Barber springs?
benw1
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The trails are closed. I think they are just talking about people going to camp.
Binder
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Yeah thanks Ben I know the trails are closed....Being the title of the thread and first post are
I think my posts are valid.:;
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whatthe?
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When the trails open, the way to go will be from the little naches. The manastash is washed out at the mouth of the N. fork. Taneum is closed at the FS cabin. It's going to make for interesting wheeling, especially bike riding in the Taneum, it's a long drive around to the junction.
