Griffin to Blue Lake
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DaveB
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We followed tracks in the spring one time and got nearly there and turned around as we were low on fuel already. Never knew where the tracks were going until I looked at my GPS and saw how close we were to Blue Lake. I'll have to complete the journey some time....
tex78
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have some budds that go out every 2nd weekend... they have a gps trail from hall - area 51 all the way to blue lake- owlhead... via griffin ect....
i wished i had the time and $ to do it too....
i wished i had the time and $ to do it too....
Honda619
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How is the riding in Griffin. I heard nice meadows to ride in there. Is it lady friendly as wife and I are thinking of going there this weekend? Snow conditions in there??
medler
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I was out there a couple weeks agao,nice riding area,pretty low key,lots of meadows and play areas ,we were gonna try Blue lake i think but was socked in and snowing hard.
P,M, KIMRICK on the site here,we were with him,he seemed to know the area
DaveB
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JR? As in Jeff R? He was probably there....Maybe JR will let you tag along againIf you don't complain too much this time:d
kimrick
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Will be heading out next weekend if work permits!
Griffon in the spring to Blue is a beutiful ride....Easy riding if you wish or some hills for the devils to the South East.
Take it real easy on the trail up and down till you reach the end were you can take the trail through the trees or go across the cut block as there is extreme drops that are not forgiving to front end of sleds and usually requires a winch to get them back on the trail.
Mud slides are starting to happen across the bottom of the trail so stay single file.
Do not take shortcuts if you have not been there. Shortcuts work only in deep powder as you will see at 5-6 km.
Extra fuel is a definate as is trees are across forest trail, long trail is a gas gusler, but totally do-able.....
Water is starting to flow and there are glory drops in the middle of nowhere.
Caution on the first two meadows for those and then you should be Golden for the rest of the ride.
Don,t forget to stop at trappers cabin for a fire and weiner roast.
Griffon in the spring to Blue is a beutiful ride....Easy riding if you wish or some hills for the devils to the South East.
Take it real easy on the trail up and down till you reach the end were you can take the trail through the trees or go across the cut block as there is extreme drops that are not forgiving to front end of sleds and usually requires a winch to get them back on the trail.
Mud slides are starting to happen across the bottom of the trail so stay single file.
Do not take shortcuts if you have not been there. Shortcuts work only in deep powder as you will see at 5-6 km.
Extra fuel is a definate as is trees are across forest trail, long trail is a gas gusler, but totally do-able.....
Water is starting to flow and there are glory drops in the middle of nowhere.
Caution on the first two meadows for those and then you should be Golden for the rest of the ride.
Don,t forget to stop at trappers cabin for a fire and weiner roast.
Canadian JR
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Dave if you thought the trees were tight in Hall the last time we rode together you will really like the shortcut I have to get to Blue Lake. Not a ride for thoughs that don't like tree bashing. It's a great ride if you know where to go and lots of trouble if you don't.
DaveB
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I think I proved that tight tree riding was not really my forte' at Hall....I'll pass. (Bring your buddy Ramsey....he'll love it)Ya Dave come along, we would love to see you again
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tex78
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hey is that u jack?????????
Canadian JR
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Ya It's me,
Have you been out much?
Have you been out much?
tex78
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ya ....about the normal times i guess..... my ridin's done now tho [ wished i could have got to the caribou closures tho.... doo's down with a bad slug now.... you???????????
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