Thinking about cruising up to Horseshoe Dam today to see the runoff and walk under the water. Anyone else want to go? It will be a quick, easy trip.
Let me know.
Let me know.
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I think you guys may have passed me on the 17 heading North, I was in the Red '76 FJ40, you did appear to be getting off at Bloody Basin. Kinda of startled me! Nice 80 btw! How far down Bloody Basin is the Dam?
I think you guys may have passed me on the 17 heading North, I was in the Red '76 FJ40, you did appear to be getting off at Bloody Basin. Kinda of startled me! Nice 80 btw! How far down Bloody Basin is the Dam?
I was there last weekend (2-18) also to see the falls for the big dumpView attachment 1410291 View attachment 1410292 View attachment 1410293
Phil, it looks like there was quite a bit more water flowing when you where there.
Thanks the '76 I was in is my brothers, it has a way to go but took it down for the Four till four meetup in Scottsdale-that was a good time! Your 80 is setup very nice. My '78 is further along than that '76, thanks though!Yes, that was us. So my wife hanging out the window scared you. Sorry.
Bloody Basin was uneventful. There were a lot of hunters, but not much else. It took us 1:15 to get to the intersection of Bloody Basin and FR24 (Camp Creek Road), and then about another 1:30 to drive down Camp Creek to pavement, head toward Bartlett and then make the drive to Horseshoe Dam. Neither road is very bad, no need for low gear or lockers. We saw 2WD vehicles on both roads. Now, right after a good rain, I think it would be a much different story.
From Scottsdale & Shea, to Black Canyon City, down Bloody Basin, down Camp Creek, up to Horseshoe Dam, and back to Scottsdale & Shea, the drive was 175 miles.
Nice FJ40, BTW!