6:01 pm
i see you guy's have a hell hole trip coming up in a month. whats the trail like, is it hard, easy, moderate? what are the minimum size tires required? can this trail be done now or is there to much snow. how long does it take to do the trail. can it be done on a day trip? sorry for all the ????? i would like to do a trail soon, that's not covered in snow and not to far away. any suggestions would be appreciated
6:08 pm
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Everything is covered in snow right now (except the Hammers).
Hell Hole is a moderate trail. It is an in-n-out trail. Figure 4 to 10 hours depnding on the driver. Very pretty views, stpping at the lake, and only a couple of hard sections. 33" tires should do great on Hell Hole. 31 might do good too depending on the driver.
I used to wheel a lot. . .
8:43 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
10:54 pm
"bobf777" wrote: how many rigs can you handle? i have wheeled with 4 groups this year, and im starting to get more wheeling contacts.
The trail is narrow and there is only one way in and out. I would think anymore than 6 or 7 rigs would start to feel pretty cramped. Especially at the bottom assuming the reservoir is full. The turn around would get tight. Any other thoughts?
11:45 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
2:33 am
"bobf777" wrote: i wont invite anyone untill you see how many are going, i think there will be snow there still anyway
6-7 total is what I was thinking. Snow won't stop us from trying to get there. It'll either be a snow run toward Hell Hole or a Hell Hole run. 😀 I'm not thinking there will be enough snow to stop us. It's only about 5,500 feet.
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