Washington Washington members that live to wheel
- Thread starter Wildman
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map or location ??
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/okawen/recreation/recarea/?recid=74350&actid=93 ??
I could make that happen
Depending on what you want to do we could meet in Enumclaw, then travel as a group to the trail head.
I’m down for meeting at Enumclaw. JMT would then meet us at Naches from the other side.
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I'd like to think I might have the Jeep ready by then but we all know how that has gone before....
If I am able to make the trip I'd likely meet up with JMT on the east side..
"Naches Pass Trail #684
4X4 / ATV Trail — EASY—6.4 miles.Great trail for beginners and stock vehicles. This trail follows
a historic wagon trail. Great views of the surrounding area.
Begins Forest Road 1900 and ends at Government Meadows"
Odd way to describe the trail. The east side starts on the 1913 road just off 1900 and it doesn't end at Government Meadows. The Naches Ranger District portion ends short of Govt Meadows. The west side (can't remember the ranger district) runs from that point through Govt Meadows to the FR 70 Greenwater road near where the pioneers lowered their wagons down the cliff with ropes. The west, or as I like to call it the fun side, can go from easy when dry to difficult if it's wet and muddy. Think the whole trail is 9 or 10 miles.
Edit - just remembered that if you do the Rabbit Holes section of the trail that does start on the 1900 road and adds around a mile and a half plus a chance of body damage.
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Don't forget damn near impassable when there's snow on it. Lots of winching and sliding backwards on those runs...
Exactly. The whole thing really changes with conditions.
Yeah, we can meet up and head West in our own wagon trane.
I will look into it. I may already be camping that weekend but otherwise I’d go. After my run at Tahuya today I have a coil rubbing on bumpstop cup. Loud as shit off road. Also rear diff puking out vent hose. It never ends.
Well, suggest another weekend and we'll get out there. I'd like to hit a trail or twenty!
I'll be over there July 18-21 with a group I go with every year.
I don't see why not. Alot of guys are police and firefighters or retired ones. To add this is a no chicks trip.