March 24th. Reiter open house hosted by the Timber Tamers

KarlVP · Feb 23, 2013

Sunday March 24th the Timber Tamers will be hosting an open house at the new 4x4 trail at Reiter ORV area.

We will have lunch available (burgers and hot dogs) donations will be graciously accepted.

We will also have an Education booth set up to let folks know what is going on with our local ORV areas.

Hope to see you there.

If you have any questions, please ask in this thread or PM ME.

Sandtrap1986 · Feb 23, 2013

As long as I'm in port... I'm in

pokey · Feb 23, 2013

should be able to be there on sat the 23rd or sunday the 24th. I will try to drag some of the club up there with me.

KarlVP · Feb 23, 2013

pokey said:
should be able to be there on sat the 23rd or sunday the 24th. I will try to drag some of the club up there with me.

Thanks for the heads up Jim. I will confirm the date and keep the masses informed as necessary.

99redtj · Feb 23, 2013

the 24th is the scheduled playday according to the dnr website,not the 23rd

nowires · Feb 23, 2013

Cool.....

What is for lunch?

War-Jeeper · Feb 23, 2013

Pretty sure they are serving this as posted above by karl in the origninal post

"We will have lunch available (burgers and hot dogs) donations will be graciously accepted."

:fawkdancesmiley:

Binder · Feb 23, 2013

Is it Sat the 23rd or Sun the 24th?
Sat Mar 24th would be 2020 I believe and may be appropriate for the reopening of Reiter.:flipoff:

Call me optomistic.

wayne_fj40 · Feb 23, 2013

I should be there.

Binder · Feb 23, 2013

wayne_fj40 said:
I should be there.

In 2020?

wayne_fj40 · Feb 23, 2013

Binder said:
In 2020?

2022 :fawkdancesmiley:Toyotas take time:haha:

Big_MARK · Feb 23, 2013

Can I drive my LR3 through the trails there?

TeeterBuilt · Mar 13, 2013

So I finally got my first rig together and wanna test it out, would reiter be a good place or what parks/systems are beginner friendly. Im completely new to actual wheeling and am also located in north Seattle.

YotaDude1997 · Mar 13, 2013

TeeterBuilt said:
So I finally got my first rig together and wanna test it out, would reiter be a good place or what parks/systems are beginner friendly. Im completely new to actual wheeling and am also located in north Seattle.

Reiter (and specifically this posted trip) will be perfect for you. Actually, this (you) is what New-Reiter was made for. Beginner's needing rope showing.:awesomework:

YotaDude1997 · Mar 13, 2013

Big_MARK said:
Can I drive my LR3 through the trails there?

For......sure.

nowires · Mar 13, 2013

TeeterBuilt said:
So I finally got my first rig together and wanna test it out, would reiter be a good place or what parks/systems are beginner friendly. Im completely new to actual wheeling and am also located in north Seattle.

What do you have?
How's it built ( specs)

But yes the 24th would be a good day for a beginner. Lots of experience will be there to make sure that you have a good time. You would learn a lot if nothing else:awesomework:

WA-Wheeler · Mar 13, 2013

I have seen stock yj's go through just fine. I would expect some body rubbing ..... some idiot threw a bunch of big boulders on the trail. :awesomework:

TeeterBuilt · Mar 13, 2013

I built the red s10 a couple months ago, stock gm7.5 rear Dana 30 front auburn limited slip in the rear open front on 36in tsls. I've got some pretty heavy duty sliders on it too.
Edit. On ranger rear leafs in the front.

nowires · Mar 13, 2013

TeeterBuilt said:
I built the red s10 a couple months ago, stock gm7.5 rear Dana 30 front auburn limited slip in the rear open front on 36in tsls. I've got some pretty heavy duty sliders on it too.
Edit. On ranger rear leafs in the front.

You will have no problem