Tflynn
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Thanks PTP, What kind of officers?Yes, you can camp nearly anywhere along the trail.
Like the original post said, there are literally thousands of miles that can be ridden, and camping is allowed as long as you stay on an improved trail. They really don't like people going off the trail, even to make a camping spot. And there are officers patrolling on atvs, (it's awesome getting paid to ride the trail all day)
Ah, no beer on the trails.Both local deputies, and forest service certified officers.
Smoky mountains?
Whenever I hear about the smoky mountains, it makes me think of some location that should be in the Lord of the Rings.
Like,
Go south of the misty mountains, through Fangorn Forest, past Rivendell, until you get to the smoky mountains.
Maybe I'm just a huge nerd though..
Sorry for the long delay, I will actually be in Utah the next 2 days and will be stopping by the 2 main places in Maryvale, UT that are dead center of the main 300 mile trail loop.Good morning Jackal. Thanks for the nice pictures and write up about your ride.
I just now discovered this post and wondering if this idea is still floating. 2018 is now closer than ever.
Cheers - Stauvo
I have been working a lot lately and have not been on the forum much bot jackal I will try to make this ride with ya'll if at all possible. My brother and I are looking to ride with ya'll as soon as possible. By the way we are about to finish a project in wich we have been working on for the last 3 months and would like to ride up your way in the next couple of weeks, would it be possible to get some of the guys together and ride with ya'll.Sorry for the long delay, I will actually be in Utah the next 2 days and will be stopping by the 2 main places in Maryvale, UT that are dead center of the main 300 mile trail loop.
Plan on negotiating club discount and block off a group a cabins for a period of time for early reservations. Preliminary dates will be Sept. 21-24 but cannot confirm until speaking with campground owners.
Most of these trails are by far easier than Royal Blue but still have the hazards of rocks. The views are beyond compare. Just to get out of town at 6400 ft, and reach the main trail overlooking town at 10,800 ft takes 2 hrs of steady climbing.
We will find out real quick who doesn't keep thier radiator cleaned out.
Sorry for the long delay, I will actually be in Utah the next 2 days and will be stopping by the 2 main places in Maryvale, UT that are dead center of the main 300 mile trail loop.
Plan on negotiating club discount and block off a group a cabins for a period of time for early reservations. Preliminary dates will be Sept. 21-24 but cannot confirm until speaking with campground owners.
Most of these trails are by far easier than Royal Blue but still have the hazards of rocks. The views are beyond compare. Just to get out of town at 6400 ft, and reach the main trail overlooking town at 10,800 ft takes 2 hrs of steady climbing.
We will find out real quick who doesn't keep thier radiator cleaned out.
I had a clean radiator and still had overheating issues in CO at 10k ft and above on long steep climbs. If red light comes on don’t push it lol. Give it a 5-10 break with fan running. Get after it again.Sorry for the long delay, I will actually be in Utah the next 2 days and will be stopping by the 2 main places in Maryvale, UT that are dead center of the main 300 mile trail loop.
Plan on negotiating club discount and block off a group a cabins for a period of time for early reservations. Preliminary dates will be Sept. 21-24 but cannot confirm until speaking with campground owners.
Most of these trails are by far easier than Royal Blue but still have the hazards of rocks. The views are beyond compare. Just to get out of town at 6400 ft, and reach the main trail overlooking town at 10,800 ft takes 2 hrs of steady climbing.
We will find out real quick who doesn't keep thier radiator cleaned out.
Jackal. This sounds like someplace that I’d really like to ride at .. I’ll try and schedule the time. Nebraska doesn’t have anyplace like this to ride thanks TerryOK I have the ride thread up to a wobbly start, follow link to correct thread started for this ride.......
HondaSXS Club Destination Ride September 21st-24th 2018 Paiute Trails Maryvale, Utah
Yea, I'm working in Venezuela at this time and I'm hoping to make the ride as well. It would be an epic ride for shoor.Jackal. This sounds like someplace that I’d really like to ride at .. I’ll try and schedule the time. Nebraska doesn’t have anyplace like this to ride thanks Terry
Hi....I live just north of Logan Utah, and I am very interested in riding the Paiute Trails.....thinking about doing it no later than early Sept....do you recommend either camping or a motel in Richfield, then riding the Honda to the trails? What maps do you recommend? thanks.......Yes, you can camp nearly anywhere along the trail.
Like the original post said, there are literally thousands of miles that can be ridden, and camping is allowed as long as you stay on an improved trail. They really don't like people going off the trail, even to make a camping spot. And there are officers patrolling on atvs, (it's awesome getting paid to ride the trail all day)