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6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 7:44 am
by Ken
It's been 5 years....yes..5 years since Founding ATVOBSESSION rider Terry Reid passed on to his own heaven as a Chipmunk, trying to avoid getting hit. This year will mark the 6th annual ATV ride at Meadow Lake. This is our one annual ride, so please come out...meet everyone..put a face to a board name. Even if you can only come for 1 day....we would love to see you.

We will also celebrate Chadd (with 2 d's) Burroughs.

SEPT 9, 10 and 11.

EVERYONE from any location is well come. The road is dirt, and slow going...but trailers are not a problem.


Location: Meadow Lake

Directions:
From HWY 80


North on Hwy 89
(Toward Sierraville) (RESET odometer at exit)
14.7 miles Turn Left at Jackson Meadows
(Sign before turn says Weber Lake, Independence Lake and Jackson Meadows)
Go EXACTLY 9.5 miles (just past Weber Lake) turn left toward Meadow lake.
It's 11.1 Miles to Meadow Lake.
(The road turns to dirt in about 100 yards.)

From Sierraville on 89
Turn right at Jackson Meadows and repeat above.

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Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 1:29 pm
by Kodiak
dang it!! im in my friends wedding that weekend!!! have a blast and cheers to ya Mr Miyagi

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:03 pm
by Mr. Green
ill be trying to make it for sure, i can never say for sure tell its closer sadly. If i make it though id like to show my appreciation for the last trip and ill cover a diner for every one, and most likely a breakfast but i can never say 100% for a breakfast since i may be a a little slow in the mornings....

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 10:20 am
by hemingray
Last summer I came driving in my truck around a curve on Bowman Lake Road and there was a chipmunk standing in the middle. I had no choice but to just go over it. I looked in the rear view mirror and the thing was still there, tail and everything ruffling. I thought it was dead already, but then it took off for the other side of the road. Maybe it was Terry eh?

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 3:18 pm
by Ken
hemingray wrote:Last summer I came driving in my truck around a curve on Bowman Lake Road and there was a chipmunk standing in the middle. I had no choice but to just go over it. I looked in the rear view mirror and the thing was still there, tail and everything ruffling. I thought it was dead already, but then it took off for the other side of the road. Maybe it was Terry eh?
Could be...I'll have to tell Terry's chipmunk story.

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2011 5:31 pm
by EigerMike
i hope to make it ! mini mike will be looking forward to it! staying at the camp ground again?

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:03 am
by Ken
EigerMike wrote:i hope to make it ! mini mike will be looking forward to it! staying at the camp ground again?
Better!! Yup..same place.

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:34 am
by roon101
Ken do you plan on doing the ride to washinton or is that now not able to happen with the trail changes?
and most likley i will be there

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 9:48 am
by Ken
According to the Trail Mgmt plan...that left turn down to Washington is now not allowed. :roll:

I'm open to suggestions where people would like to go....I'm thinking a nice place to have lunch. Dave?

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 10:20 am
by roon101
that sucks balls my wife actuly wants to come this year

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 2:15 pm
by GrizzlyGuy
You could ride to here for lunch:

http://www.bassetts-station.com/store.html

The route:

1) Come back out Meadow Lake Road to almost where it hits pavement.
2) Hang a right to go behind Webber Lake
3) At the pavement, speed about 150 yards west and take the first right (FS 12).
4) Speed down FS 12 for several miles, hang a left onto FS 54 that goes down to Bassetts. It hits hwy 49 directly across the street from that place.

Meadow Lake Road and FS 12 are both designated for street-legal only, so it's really not much more legal than riding to Washington.

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:50 pm
by hemingray
So, a route that comes to mind for a day ride - but with no restaurants :-(

1) Meadow Lake Rd. west to Bowman Lake Rd
2) Left on Bowman Lk Rd, then right on the 76 road
3) Left on the 41 road around Pinoli Peak which eventually brings you to Graniteville Rd.
3a) stop at killer view on Pinoli Ridge (which you may remember)
3b) left at small road along ridge before dropping into valley to a large log landing and another neat view of Pyramid Peak
3c) stop at East Creek for a scenic breather
4) Right on Graniteville Rd
5) Left on the 21 road (Washington Rd) (or there's another route that avoids this upper section of the 21 road)
6) At Gaston, left on 25 road (Hoosier Rd.), which goes around around Celina Ridge, and loops back to Graniteville Rd near the 41 road intersection
7) Turn right and ride down to Bowman Lake Rd (OR - back onto the 41 road and right at Weaver Lake Rd. to Weaver and McMurray Lakes)
8) Left on Bowman Lake Rd. to Faucherie Lake Rd and up to the lake (one of the coolest lakes with a road to it!) This could be the lunch stop - nice place!
8a) (killer side trip near here - dunno if it's possible though)
9) Back to Bowman Lake Rd and a right turn, then back to Meadow Lake Rd.

Or something like that... :-)

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 9:31 pm
by Mr. Green
i love faucherie, its a great sierra lake, surrounded by granite cliffs. It has some of the most colorful and healthiest rainbow trout around as well. Some decent camp sites on the creek on the way up there as well.

Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:13 pm
by blm510
[quote="roon101"]that sucks balls my wife actuly wants to come this year[/quote]

Uah, thats a bad thing?

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Re: 6th Annual Mr. Miyagi

Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:17 pm
by Ken
So...The first rig made to Meadow and down Winch Hill #5.....


July 15, 2011

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