How long does the trail take to run?
Club Ride - Pryor Mountains - 6/15
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Figure maybe an hour on Crooked Creek road down south, then probably 3 or so up Sykes Ridge, then it really depends on what route we take down. Burnt Timber is faster going, especially downhill. But if the snow is gone, we're looking at a quick 30 minute drive out of the mountains.
Day trip but not a marathon.
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Hey everyone!
If most of the club is camping Friday night, best spot to meet will be up by the dispersed camping area, a little ways past the Sage Creek Campground. If we meet at Sage Creek, it makes for some unnecessary backtracking.
New meeting spot should be here: 45.178191,-108.450140
I'll update the OP so nobody goes to the wrong spot.
If most of the club is camping Friday night, best spot to meet will be up by the dispersed camping area, a little ways past the Sage Creek Campground. If we meet at Sage Creek, it makes for some unnecessary backtracking.
New meeting spot should be here: 45.178191,-108.450140
I'll update the OP so nobody goes to the wrong spot.
@WreckDiver1321 that location looks like it’s a good distance up the trail from the campground…. Is that where the dispersed camping starts?
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Yes, that's the dispersed area. It's just a dirt road to that point.
Sounds good! I guess the group of us heading out this afternoon/evening will rendezvous there and wait for everyone else to show up in the morning
Hey guys, I had something come up, so I’m gonna have to bow out on this one. Have a great time!
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Thanks to everyone for coming out! I know it was a long day, but I hope everyone enjoyed it. Great group of people and a ton of fun! There's a few more places worth exploring out there too, might be a good spot for future club runs.
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Yeah, he stalled out mid puddle. Think he soaked the dizzy.
geo5
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Super duper fun ride. Wildflowers going off, wild horses, smooth roads, rugged roads, stock trucks, built trucks, mosquitoes, ice caves, this ride had it all.
Big thanks to @WreckDiver1321 and @406Camper for a freaking fantastic weekend.
Also thanks to dj @swerveverything for keeping the radio waves hoppin with tunes and anecdotes.
Big thanks to @WreckDiver1321 and @406Camper for a freaking fantastic weekend.
Also thanks to dj @swerveverything for keeping the radio waves hoppin with tunes and anecdotes.
geo5
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At one point Saturday we had a special guest trail leader, a John Deere tractor
