Wheeling' around Logan, UT?

[MH_Stevens]

Anyone here close to Logan, UT. I may need go live there for a few years (and not Tucson as I first hoped) and am looking for info on local wheelin', clubs etc. I wrote the local Utah chapter but no replies.

Mike

 

[Vitesse_6]

Hi Mike
I havent see anything on the Wasatch Forum, But we are doing a run up in the Logan area this weekend, We have a few people that live in that area as well, But I would imagine they are more in the 40's section.
Im sure there is quite a bit to do but Im unsure as to what type of wheeling you like to do.
Sorry if its not of much help.
Good luck

 

[tarbe]

There is no wheeling in Utah whatsoever

 

[LIVERUST]

Anyone here close to Logan, UT. I may need go live there for a few years (and not Tucson as I first hoped) and am looking for info on local wheelin', clubs etc. I wrote the local Utah chapter but no replies.

Mike

There are a few dirt roads up near Logan. go ahead and bring your 80 with you.

Like Vitesse said, there are a couple club members there, one has a built 80. Nice guys.

troy

 

[Trunk Monkey]

I wrote the local Utah chapter but no replies.

Try signing up for the forum on wasatchcruisers.org, it make take a week or two for someone to approve you.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

The drive up Logan pass and down into Bear Lake is so damn pretty you wont need to wheel. Make sure you get the largest Raspberry shake they sell at Bear Lake they are the best.

 

[cruisergreen]

Hey, it was a 3-day weekend and some of us like to leave early on Fridays. I got your message this morning and replied when I got a chance. Check your email.

And tarbe is right, no wheeling around Logan.

 

[MH_Stevens]

Cody:

Yes I got your mail and thanks. I'll write this evening.

My comment about not hearing from your group yet was not from impatience but so the guys here didn't say go to the Copper State Site and don't bother us. Hope you understand.

 

[mot]

Hey I lived in Logan for about seven years.

The drive through Sardine Canyon and into Cache Valley always brings back fond memories. My wife and I always talk about our desire to move back to Cache Valley.

Why am I telling you all this... Logan, just like the rest of Utah is boring and sucks. You would not want to move there!

Mot

 

[cruiseroutfit]

...Why am I telling you all this... Logan, just like the rest of Utah is boring and sucks. You would not want to move there!

I'd prefer all outsiders think that way

Leaves more square footage for the natives

As for wheeling in Logan, I'v only run a couple trails Providence Canyon and Millville Canyon, both are great trails with varying degrees of difficulty. Get hooked up with a local 4x4 club, be it the Wasatch Cruisers or a non-denominational 4x4 clan located closer to the area (there are clubs in Ogden, Layton, Logan, etc...)

See you on the trails...

 

[MH_Stevens]

Thanks guys. I'm trying to plan a camping trip to Logan before it gets too cold. I'll post if I make plans and maybe I'll come when I can join in a run.

Now here's a question I've always wondered. With all that cold weather what do thoses of you who are lds drink to get warm when you are stuck in thoses snow drifts?

Mike

 

[mot]

Now here's a question I've always wondered. With all that cold weather what do thoses of you who are lds drink to get warm when you are stuck in thoses snow drifts?

Hot chocolate and camomile tea, of course!

 

[MH_Stevens]

But does not Camomile tea also contain real tea, and anyway, it is "brewed", or was this a joke? Hot chocolate would not fit in with my health diet but I could live with tomato soup.

 

[mot]

But does not Camomile tea also contain real tea, and anyway, it is "brewed", or was this a joke? Hot chocolate would not fit in with my health diet but I could live with tomato soup.

Any tea or drink is cool with me as long as it is caffaine- and alcohol free.