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Events/Trails Pachanga at OverLand Cruisers in Sonoita! 11/13 (1 Viewer)
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I am in. Just me and a dog (maybe on the dog).
Going to camp as well Saturday night.
Going to camp as well Saturday night.
I just reviewed the thread. Please correct me if i am wrong..
Meet and greet saturday afternoon.
Camping Saturday night.
Trail ride sunday?
Ill be there for everything just trying to plan accordingly.
Meet and greet saturday afternoon.
Camping Saturday night.
Trail ride sunday?
Ill be there for everything just trying to plan accordingly.
Johnny I know you mentioned about a trail run Saturday morning and wanting to do a cookout around 2pm. Whats a good time to head to the shop if coming from Phoenix and Not doing the trail run. Would noon time be a good time?
So...meet/greet before Saturday's mid-morning run, or just show up mid-morning for the run, and return to the shop for meet/greet/eat. Camp Friday night if coming from afar, and camp Saturday night if you're not driving back home after gorging on asada.
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Too bad you won't make the trail run.
We'll have folks at the shop all day so anytime you show up will be great.
If I can solve the electric gremlins I will be there. I need to test run my newest project 1962 camper
There were so many Land Rovers around Sonoita this weekend. I expect to see a better showing of Land Cruisers next weekend! If I get stuck working, I’ll be watching the parade!
Any idea what time mid-morning may be? I can only do a day trip with an 8-week old at home and I have two other rigs joining me. We weren't sure what time to leave Phoenix in order to make the run.
Anyone have any good camp sites in that area? Might have another guy tag along. We would like to get out into the wilderness for some camping if its not too far away.
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Do we have an address or are we meeting up at the fairgrounds?
I am debating about going down on Friday. Is anyone going to be dispersed camping Friday night? If so, where?
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There are all kinds of great camping spots in the area, town is surrounded by National Forest and BLM land.
I plan to camp Friday night somewhere near Kentucky Camp just northwest of Sonoita in the Coronado Forest. How high I camp will depend on how crowded or how cold it is. The motor vehicle use map shows the whole area as dispersed camping.
Friends of Kentucky Camp Home Page
Kentucky Camp is a historic mining and ranching site in Southern Arizona, in the Coronado National Forest, maintained by the NFS and The Friends of Kentucky Camp
www.kentuckycamp.org
Funny you say that. That is the same section of the MVU map I printed out. I may end up on Road 92. Who knows.
I am hoping I can ditch the office early enough.
I am hoping I can ditch the office early enough.
I have Avenza map app on my phone and tablet.
This app allows you to download the latest geo tagged mvums for most forests and will show you exactly where you are and if yer on a legal fs road.
Avenza is my favorite map app when I’m on forest roads.
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The Avenza app works surprisingly well on the Nogales and Santa Rita Ranger Districts.
I would avoid camping right on FSR 92 (Gardner Canyon Rd), RVs can make it in there so it gets pretty busy...folks also roll in pretty late on weekends.
Most of the smaller roads have plenty of dispersed spots though.
FSR 92, to FSR 785, to FSR 4111, to FSR 4104 (Santa Rita Road) is a nice loop with some good camping spots along it.
The ROTM will leave the shop at 1000, it will take us about three hours so we should be back at the shop around 1300.
How many folks are in for the ROTM?
Hope you're all having a great week!
I would avoid camping right on FSR 92 (Gardner Canyon Rd), RVs can make it in there so it gets pretty busy...folks also roll in pretty late on weekends.
Most of the smaller roads have plenty of dispersed spots though.
FSR 92, to FSR 785, to FSR 4111, to FSR 4104 (Santa Rita Road) is a nice loop with some good camping spots along it.
The ROTM will leave the shop at 1000, it will take us about three hours so we should be back at the shop around 1300.
How many folks are in for the ROTM?
Hope you're all having a great week!
