Anybody doing a snow ride this weekend?

[avejoe]

Anybody?

Beuhler?

Beuhler?

[ATV'er]

I am riding at fordyce tomorrow. Its under the post for pierrie city. we changed where we are going. We are meeting at the staging area at 8:30 tomorrow. You are more than welcome to go.

[ACLakey]

We are headding to Chase Mnt in So. Oregon in the morning. It has been snowing here sense yesterday morning and we are planning on getting stuck...should be fun.

[WillRide]

Anybody?

Beuhler?

Beuhler?

Hey D2, he waches the same movies you watch.

[d2photo]

I Know THIEF, THIEF..

[GrizzlyGuy]

I am riding at fordyce tomorrow.

You guys are mad dogs!

Might want to leave a little early, we got 3 feet of snow out of this storm up at 7100' and I imagine the weekend skiers will be all over I-80 in the morning. It took me 2 hours just to clear our deck and the chunk of driveway in front of the garage that the big-boy commercial snow thrower missed. Have fun and don't freeze out there.

[avejoe]

Justed added my standard avitar. This documents that references to classic 80's comedy is not a passing fad of mine.

That's a fact Jack!

Fordyce w/3' of snow? That could be interesting.

[traildad]

Any suggestions on easy snow riding Saturday? We don't have winches or 4x4 on the pickup. We are thinking about Downieville poker flat run on the trails page. I wonder how far we can ride before the snow gets too deep. Does anyone know at what elevation the snow is sticking at? If we could get up high enough to take some side roads and explore a little bit, that might work. Looking at the Topo map it appears to climb above 5000 ft. before you get very far. The Mormon Emigrant Trail area is another area that might work. Any suggestions?

[ATV'er]

I was thinking the same a GrizzlyGuy. I think we will beat a good chunk of the traffic but it will be busy. I had a friend that drove to northstar today during the snow and it took him 2 1/2 hours from auburn. When he came home the roads were clear. I just have to be carefull for ice.

[GrizzlyGuy]

I'm up near the top of Donner Ridge, and we usually get more snow than the surrounding areas. So you could only be looking at a foot or two out at Cisco, who knows.

Hey Traildad, if you do the Downieville ride and make it to Poker Flat, be sure to cross the creek and ride up the other side into Plumas. That's a fun one. Fairly steep and just enough loose rocks to make it interesting and add some bashes to the plates. Stay on Mr. Gas, and no worries. When you get to this sign at the top of the north side, fun is over, and you get to ride back down.