That is fine but, Tahuya actually states that it has a seperate 4X4 trail that is suitable for full size trucks.

None the less I am open to suggestions, Lets get confirmation on Lake Cle Elum's eligability. I also know of a FREE campground and ORV park in the ellensberg area if we want to do an "Eastern WA" thing. Also the Free one has no utilities no water no power no nothing.

 

Marty, If it says full size trucks, I'll be right behind pushing you. I just hate having to polish brush marks out of Black full size truck. I shall do somemore checking about camping out at the Lake Cle Elum Beach, as well as Montesano.

 

Well, I read it again and this is what it states and hind sight is not really 20/20 but, more like 20/10

{These trails are intended primarily for use by larger short wheel based four wheel drive
vehicles. 4x4 trails are signed with a u on the ground. These trails are not smooth dirt
roads. They have many rocks, roots and deep ruts.
Open to all users.
Forest users helped create opportunities for
recreation by developing many of the Tahuya's
trails. Recreationists can help maintain resources}

So I assume this means Jeeps Suzuki's S-10's ect

 

Short wheel base is the key words. We both get on those trails, and we are going to do some 30 point turns or hit a divit that the rear drags as the front scrapes heading up. Then we are stuck having to back out just to get out again. Not, that I did this on a 4X4 trail near Salmon la Sac last August.

 

But that is what it is all about. Bunch o buds gettin to gether and pulling a truck out o the hill bank

 

Well, pack the portable houses and let's go do some pushing and pulling.

 

I have been waiting for brentlee to sound off. I am anxious about his suggestion. We need to get this thing going. I am all for an Eastern Wa thing. I would like to bo to Lake Roosevelt or Banks Lake. I love the high desert.

 

lol me to sound off. well im not sure about too many things around this area but i know places around 49 degrees have 4x4 parks not too sure I will look into it, and ask some of my friends about 4 wheeling parks and other things because i know in the off season the sled parks can be used for random things..i'll check into 49 degrees....spokane area and anywere else i can find

my trucks not a real truck it has coils im sporting a 2wd 302 f150 1979 but looking for a highboy in that year range

i'll check for our options around here and ask around and keep you posted

 

sounds good Brent, Love to keep ya interested. We need more supporters too

 

yeah well there is a senate bill right now...im trying to find the details...they are trying to ban off road vehicles of any kind in washington residential...BUT the next step of that bill is to close 4x4 parks across the state...too many accidents and too much noise pluse GLOBAL WARMING .. we can thank all ya on the west side of the state for having the most power went voting liberals into congress state and national !
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S*** Man we can't even get ourselves a damn bridge let alone worry about off road stuff

 

its the hot topic of the debate right now
basically a bunch of old liberals getting tired of off roaders being too loud and comming in late at night and getting gas

 

Placermike, like you said if someone is willing to help me get the truck out of a tight spot I'm down for anything. Not sure the wife would appreciate me having it towed home but with my Irish luck It should be all good. Hell with the paint! It's a farm truck.

 

Do you blame them? If we cannot be responsable enough to be curtious in the night when kids should be sleeping do we deserve the right to ride them in the residential limits?


Please do not take this like I am against anything. I just see the other side too

 

Not all on this side, mainly Seattle and Olympia. She's not my governor.