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I’ll be there.Updated Post #1 with fresh details. Let's start a roll call?
February ROTM Details (Updated Feb 17, 2020)
Date: Saturday February 22nd, 2020
Trail: Montana Mountain - Counter Clockwise - Stocker Friendly, Water Crossings Likely (<12 Inches), low risk of pin striping.
Agenda:
8:00am - Meet up at the Circle K just inside Superior city limits (1113 US-60, Superior, AZ 85173) to fuel up, grab snacks and roll call.8:30am - Proceed to 33°16'59.7"N 111°09'55.9"W (Parking lot at 60/Arboretum Way) for air down, comms check and staging.
Comms: Having a radio is not required. For those who have it, HAM Radio (146.500 MHz) will be primary, if anyone has extra handhelds they might come in handy. I should have CB (Ch. 15) as well.
I would encourage everyone to use their rearview mirrors: If you lose sight of the person behind you, slow or stop until they are back in view. If everyone does this, we will stay together and ensure nobody gets separated from the group.
Plan: Have fun, don't get lost, make a few stops, have a trailside snack or some lunch, keep a leisurely pace and enjoy the ride.
Must Haves: Patience, this is my first time leading a run.
Roll Call:
I volunteered to put together the February ROTM and the best day for me is Saturday, February 22nd. I don't likely have time to do an overnight, so I have looked at some 1-day options I've been wanting to do or haven't done in a while. Certainly many of you have done these before, but I know some of the newer folks probably haven't. Also this is my first time leading a ROTM, so I'm not looking to get too crazy.
Montana mountain looks like a good trail and its close but I haven't done it before.
Sedona is obviously a bit of a hike, but if we got an early start, we could do Outlaw in the morning then grab some lunch and folks that want to tackle Broken Arrow could do that in the afternoon. Broken Arrow probably won't be an option for stock vehicles, I would expect 2"lift/32's would be needed for most, but I've only ever done it in my Range Rover.
Cracker Jack seems to be well reviewed and has been on my radar for a while but I haven't done it. Sounds like most of it is pretty tame terrain with about 3 miles of rocks and ledges at the end. Reviews indicate decent clearance and 4wd would be sufficient.
Any booger-eaters comin’ along? I may my vehicle full; wife, 4 y.o. and 2 y.o.
Any booger-eaters comin’ along? I may have my vehicle full; wife, 4 y.o. and 2 y.o.
I'll have wife, 9-year-old, 7-year-old, and 5-year-old.
We are in.
Hoping we stop long enough at some point for the little legs to get stretched and little bellies to get filled.
NOTE: I'll have a handheld HAMM, but I'm not yet licensed. So I'll be able to listen only.
Is this a rain or shine event? Weather Channel says 90% chance of rain in Gold Canyon area.
As it should be.I'm actually pretty excited about some rain. Its a full go as far as I'm concerned.
As it should be.
Who is camping?
Graham and I are planning on camping.
I'll be camping Friday night at the dot just South of Happy Camp Road ~ two miles from the Circle K in Superior. Forest Land so no permits required.As it should be.
Who is camping?