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Events/Trails 10th Annual 100s in the Hills! *Silverton, Colorado July 22 - 27 2020* (2 Viewers)
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I'm checking in Saturday evening. Black LC with ARB front, dissent rear, and Gamiviti top. Rollong with 2 jeeps, red ribicon and a rental. There was a another 100 in the group but they hit a curb and dropped out. He can't drive on the streets even though he made through black bear last year
Yup. The unofficial event just like the last two years. I would guess 50+ rigs.
I'll be pulling out of Austin on Tuesday morning. I plan to camp at Valley of Fires Recreation Area near Carrizozo, New Mexico Tuesday night and then into Silverton
mid-day on Wednesday. Safe travels to all and looking forward to seeing everyone in the mountains!
Meet at the Chevron station on 550 in Silverton around 8:30 each morning.
This is my brother and my rig, were 19, and 17. We will be getting up there around 3 on Tuesday, and leaving mid day on Thursday. Would love to get on pouhkeepsie either Wednesday of Thursday if anybody else is trying to.
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I’m camping with my family at Molas Lake. I’m looking to get them out, but my wife and youngest daughter can’t handle narrow shelf roads. If anyone is running some lower trails or has recommendations I would appreciate it. I will be making it out one morning or two by myself to run some other trails.
Bart
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With the family, drive up to Animas Forks from Silverton in the morning and then back to Silverton for lunch and shopping in Silverton. No scary shelf roads there. The drive up to Clear Lake along the South Mineral Creek route is pretty tame too. And the lake is beautiful.
a_traut_man
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+1 on Clear Lake, beautiful drive and no white knuckling necessary
That route is usually a short add-on at the end of the day for other shorter trails. I have led that route as the afternoon trail after spending the morning and lunch at Clear Lake multiple times. It's not about the difficulty of the trail. It's about the views at the top when you're above tree line and looking to the west.
jLB
Another one followed me home. Can we keep it?
Understood, we did it 2 years ago prior to Black Bear.
I intended to direct my post towards @Von Hayek , in response to his request for milder non-white knuckle shelf roads. I may be mis-remembering, but any shelf sections seemed “wide” and “comfortable”, with a really nice view.
Chevron or Conoco?
Conoco just as you come into town. There was a group that ran Black Bear this morning.
