Evans Creek again!
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You are able to run Evens Creek with no problems? Are you sticking to the main trails or have you tried any of the side trails? I was told to stay away from there till the summer when it dries up other wise I would be risking some major body damage. Am I thinking of the same place?
Yes, which trails are these?
A few of them are numbered.
A few of them are numbered.
Cool pics, I'm jealous.
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Hey guys, I really am not sure from the map, I'll get together with my friend tonight and take a close look at it. I just happened to stop home from work to get some parts and jumped online. I'll try and post later tonight. I do know that you can do it stock no problem, some of the puddles are fairly deep and the trails do get a little tight but really not too difficult at all.
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Corey where did you get that map?
(Also your truck goes in the next issue. End hijack)
Dave
(Also your truck goes in the next issue. End hijack)
Dave
A few of the WATTORA guys headed up there on the 24th. Most of them have pretty modified trucks and they were having some issues. Maybe they were on different trails? If you are member of WATTORA you can check it out here.
http://www.wattora.com/forum/showthread.php?p=78128#post78128
http://www.wattora.com/forum/showthread.php?p=78128#post78128
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Dave, I Google Evans Creek Map or something like that, and a few hits came back.
I actually have that map in one of my drawers in my bedroom, I was just to lazy to get up and find it and scan it in
They use to have the maps in a wooden box on a pole when you enter the park.
Not sure if they still do or not.
I would like to get up there this summer some time.
I have been up there a few times in the past with my 4Runner, but never on the trails, just the logging roads.
I know some trails are pretty tight up there, and have the mirror marks on the sides of trees.
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Sorry took so long to get back to this. From the map those pictures were taken from trail 102. Nice little trail. We talked to a couple guys with a Cherokee that just came down from 311 but had body damage due to narrow/slippery terrain. We might try this trail out though in some drier conditions. If anyone else has been up to Evan's Creek please do give some more info on your experiences.
Thanks
Perry
Thanks
Perry
