xjtrailrider
Active Member
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2012
Hey guys, I'm new here but I'm a friend/neighbor to Hadfield. I have wheeled Potts many times and would like to join you all and even guide you through if needed. There are some rules we need to go by up there and some common sense stuff as well. Matt may have already mentioned all of this but I will again anyway. Our club works hard to keep this trail open so i wanted to stress a few points that always come up.
All rigs must be tagged and insured(street legal in your state)
We have to stay on the trail! Anything other than the trail is considered "wilderness" and only foot travel is allowed. If caught "off trail" there are stiff fines.
Its very dry up there, please, if you smoke do not flick them out of the rig. Dunk them in a bottle or something.
Al road rules apply including DUI and open container so keep that in mind.
If you would like for me to join you please let me know and I can come up with some meeting places/addresses. Trailers can be parked at the upper trail head and you can drive back down the fire road to the lower trail head but its a long drive, at least 14 miles gravel/paved combined but your trailer will be there when your done wheelin' There are other options for trailer parking. As Matt said there is the ranger station and the Pines campground. I will get confirmation on parking at The Pines
Jon
All rigs must be tagged and insured(street legal in your state)
We have to stay on the trail! Anything other than the trail is considered "wilderness" and only foot travel is allowed. If caught "off trail" there are stiff fines.
Its very dry up there, please, if you smoke do not flick them out of the rig. Dunk them in a bottle or something.
Al road rules apply including DUI and open container so keep that in mind.
If you would like for me to join you please let me know and I can come up with some meeting places/addresses. Trailers can be parked at the upper trail head and you can drive back down the fire road to the lower trail head but its a long drive, at least 14 miles gravel/paved combined but your trailer will be there when your done wheelin' There are other options for trailer parking. As Matt said there is the ranger station and the Pines campground. I will get confirmation on parking at The Pines
Jon