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One good guess what part of the Arizona desert I spent the day in yesterday....beautiful country and a rough 75 degrees
Usually when I brush one of those they’re all over the place inside.
A good reason to take a little something with you.
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🥳 Finally got out and rode some trails today......🤨
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A few pics from our long weekend trip to Wolfpen Gap and Fourche Mountain near Mena, AR
We arrived Thursday afternoon and hit Wolfpen because rain was forecasted for Friday. We rode 46 miles in a few hours.
The rain started Friday morning at 2 am. By 10 am we caught a break and made a dash for Thibideaux's Store for lunch. from there we went to little missouri falls and the rain started again. We left the falls with the intent to ride more of wolfpen while it was
still open but rain turned into a torrential downpour. At the that point the goal became to return to the cabin! As we approached the end of trail 3 near out cabin, the rangers had closed the trail gate locking us IN THE TRAILS! Luckily there was barely enough space on one side between the gate and a tree to get out over a large levee of dirt. Friday we managed to cover 54 miles.
Saturday was beautiful so we headed to fourche mountain by way of some waterfall (I don't remember the name) north of pine ridge. Great trail, lots of challenging stream crossings, and nice water falls. Saturday was 110 miles! A lot of that included roads to from the trails. To end the day we did a high speed pass up and down trail 1 at wolfpen hitting 60 mph! That was a rush! Since trails 1 and 2 are open all the time and really more of a road, it was dusty. It kinda sucks when people plan these trips months in advance only to get there and the trails are closed.
We arrived Thursday afternoon and hit Wolfpen because rain was forecasted for Friday. We rode 46 miles in a few hours.
The rain started Friday morning at 2 am. By 10 am we caught a break and made a dash for Thibideaux's Store for lunch. from there we went to little missouri falls and the rain started again. We left the falls with the intent to ride more of wolfpen while it was
still open but rain turned into a torrential downpour. At the that point the goal became to return to the cabin! As we approached the end of trail 3 near out cabin, the rangers had closed the trail gate locking us IN THE TRAILS! Luckily there was barely enough space on one side between the gate and a tree to get out over a large levee of dirt. Friday we managed to cover 54 miles.
Saturday was beautiful so we headed to fourche mountain by way of some waterfall (I don't remember the name) north of pine ridge. Great trail, lots of challenging stream crossings, and nice water falls. Saturday was 110 miles! A lot of that included roads to from the trails. To end the day we did a high speed pass up and down trail 1 at wolfpen hitting 60 mph! That was a rush! Since trails 1 and 2 are open all the time and really more of a road, it was dusty. It kinda sucks when people plan these trips months in advance only to get there and the trails are closed.
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Lol, what a mess. Can't wait to do it in a couple months! Haha!
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Some more s***box life
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Man that entire trail getting there is a disaster now
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