Multi Shots from the trail.

[Todd627]

I know this is supposed to be a. SxS thread but this is what happens when U take a trip without yer buggy -
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Visited friends in Arkansas, decided I wanted to drive the Gulf Coast again before He comes for me -

East to west, finally got to Brownsville, Tejas tonite; fron Tallahassee, Florida. And lemme tell ya whut - It's a whole lot farther than it looks on a 10" iPad screen -
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You are the mutha phuckin man @CID!!!!!

 

[Admin]

 

[CID]

That’s definitely a good haul. Hopefully you got to enjoy it nonetheless

Imma driver, you kin bet yer butt I enjoyed it -

You are the mutha phuckin man @CID!!!!!

Just tryin' to lay down tracks for those followin' along, Todd. Life doesn't quit until you do.

 

[DG Rider]

 

[NorthernJoe]

Well not exactly shots from the trail, but we were outside close to the SXS if that counts
We had a fabulous light show last night. Continually changing for about an hour

 

[Rayger143]

My ride today.

 

[NorthernJoe]

My ride today.

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I can't believe you still have snow!

 

[Rayger143]

I can't believe you still have snow!

Usually there is more. Snowpack is very low this year. Lakes are low. Might be a drought year.

 

[DG Rider]

 

[PJon]

I’ve been there a few times myself. The imprints from the mules pulling the wagons are remarkable as they repeatedly stepped in the same tracks.

 

[Rayger143]

 

[DG Rider]

One of my favorite places to ride...

...so much so that I head over to that area more often than not. Rarely see anyone outside of hunting season.

 

[PJon]

The are some neat rock formations at the lower end of Hackberry Creek east of Superior. Getting down to this view requires following a really rough creek bottom for about 1.3 miles, but it’s worth it.

 

[DG Rider]

The are some neat rock formations at the lower end of Hackberry Creek east of Superior. Getting down to this view requires following a really rough creek bottom for about 1.3 miles, but it’s worth it.View attachment 429630View attachment 429631View attachment 429632View attachment 429633

Is that near Devil's canyon?

 

[PJon]

Is that near Devil's canyon?

Some of the guys on the ride asked the same question and the answer was sort of, but not too close. I’ve never been to Devils Canyon myself.

 

[DG Rider]

Some of the guys on the ride asked the same question and the answer was sort of, but not too close. I’ve never been to Devils Canyon myself.

So how did you get there? Off 177? I think I've been there, but not sure...

 

[PJon]

So how did you get there? Off 177? I think I've been there, but not sure...

We started at the Superior airport and went south ending up back on 177 for a while and turned off to the north on trail 315. At some point we turned off to the north again before getting to Oak Creek (the jeep group guys that were with us on SxS’s said that Oak Creek would be miserable for us). We ended up coming out on the paved road east of Resolution Copper’s head frame and followed it ‘til we got to U.S. 60. Went directly across 60 and ended up making a big counter clockwise loop back to the airport.

 

[DG Rider]

We started at the Superior airport and went south ending up back on 177 for a while and turned off to the north on trail 315. At some point we turned off to the north again before getting to Oak Creek (the jeep group guys that were with us on SxS’s said that Oak Creek would be miserable for us). We ended up coming out on the paved road east of Resolution Copper’s head frame and followed it ‘til we got to U.S. 60. Went directly across 60 and ended up making a big counter clockwise loop back to the airport.

Ah ok...that's what I thought.

Multi - Shots from the trail.

Beautiful area up there. It’s too bad the majority of the trails aren’t a little more challenging. I remember camping near Hannigans meadow with the family in July early 70’s and had ice hanging from the roof of the tent in the morning It has changed alot since the Wallow fire. I did stumble...

hondasxs.com

Yes, those trails up there suck donkey dick. It is my least favorite trail to ride. Only really been twice. The other time...

Multi - Shots from the trail.

You would think I'm strange I don't mind how dirty it gets but when I done I gets wash by hand top bottom everything . Bleach white for tires , car soap S C 1 when done . I'm not happy till it looks like it never happened. You could see it nasty one day and the next think it was never rode. I...

hondasxs.com

When you crossed 60, did you take the loop by the sub station and eventually the old mine on the backside of the mountain, and then come out near the bottom of Montana mtn loop? I like that trail pretty good.

 

[PJon]

Ah ok...that's what I thought.

Multi - Shots from the trail.

Beautiful area up there. It’s too bad the majority of the trails aren’t a little more challenging. I remember camping near Hannigans meadow with the family in July early 70’s and had ice hanging from the roof of the tent in the morning It has changed alot since the Wallow fire. I did stumble...

hondasxs.com

Yes, those trails up there suck donkey dick. It is my least favorite trail to ride. Only really been twice. The other time...

Multi - Shots from the trail.

You would think I'm strange I don't mind how dirty it gets but when I done I gets wash by hand top bottom everything . Bleach white for tires , car soap S C 1 when done . I'm not happy till it looks like it never happened. You could see it nasty one day and the next think it was never rode. I...

hondasxs.com

When you crossed 60, did you take the loop by the sub station and eventually the old mine on the backside of the mountain, and then come out near the bottom of Montana mtn loop? I like that trail pretty good.

Yes we did. I haven’t been able to find any info on what type of mine that was. Definitely not copper. The ride is very nice. I was surprised to see some Piñon trees at the higher elevations. Usually don’t see them below 6,000 ft.

 

[DG Rider]

Yes we did. I haven’t been able to find any info on what type of mine that was. Definitely not copper. The ride is very nice. I was surprised to see some Piñon trees at the higher elevations. Usually don’t see them below 6,000 ft.

Yeah...I like it. When I want to get up out of the heat without all the traffic of Montana mtn, that's where I go. The section where you finally drop down to the Montana mtn loop had a huge lengthwise rut washed in it a few years ago by monsoons. Fortunately, travel seems to have filled it back in.

 

[NorthernJoe]

The are some neat rock formations at the lower end of Hackberry Creek east of Superior. Getting down to this view requires following a really rough creek bottom for about 1.3 miles, but it’s worth it.View attachment 429630View attachment 429631View attachment 429632View attachment 429633

Those are awesome pictures, Thanks for sharing!