They close down Lake Creek Road which is between the two, to only snowmobiles this time of year, but I think you can still go up Center Creek. At least until you get to the Lakecreek Junction up past the Forest service line. A lot of good trail up there for playing on as long as the snow guys stay out of the way( we don't want to run any over!). I don't really know if there is enough snow yet to make it a challenge yet though, but we can take a look at it. Even 6' or 8" of snow can be tough on frozen ground.
12-8 or 12-9 Big pole
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See, there are benefits of being too heavy to get on the ladder to hang lights!!! I'll call you to come get me "unstuck" so you can get free!!!
I'm addressing some steering issues I found from the last trip to Moab. I was wondering why I couldn't turn right too much. Found out the drag link tie rod has wobbled out the hole on my upper steering arm. I'm trying to find a way to fix it without buying a new arm. Hopefully I'll have it fixed by then.
Hey Meat, I might have an empty seat going up there if you want to catch a ride. I'll let you know if the stars align on and I get this fixed.
Hey Meat, I might have an empty seat going up there if you want to catch a ride. I'll let you know if the stars align on and I get this fixed.
timpanogos
Push to the Peak
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Center Creek trail appears to get up to around 9800 ft! Think there'll be enough snow for us? heh heh heh
ya the trail totally tops out at "Bald Peak" which is over 10,000 ... I think there will be plenty of snow .. likely too much to hit the top.
timpanogos
Push to the Peak
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- Heber
timpanogos
Push to the Peak
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- Heber
Badger stopped by today and we scoped out trailer parking at the beginning of the trail. All good in this department.
There are a few inches of snow in the valley (and trail head). We ran into some kids just loading up snow mobiles. They had been to the top and said there is about 2’ of snow on the top.
Looks like Friday and Saturday will be increasing these numbers – with Sunday being a Slight Chance of snow.
Slight Chance of snow
Trail difficulty should be progressive and linear based on snow depths at about 5500ft to 10k in just a few miles.
There are a few inches of snow in the valley (and trail head). We ran into some kids just loading up snow mobiles. They had been to the top and said there is about 2’ of snow on the top.
Looks like Friday and Saturday will be increasing these numbers – with Sunday being a Slight Chance of snow.
Slight Chance of snow
Trail difficulty should be progressive and linear based on snow depths at about 5500ft to 10k in just a few miles.
I won't know if I can go until Saturday night.... I really need to work on Sunday, but if I can't I just as well play
timpanogos
Push to the Peak
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- Heber
Lets meet at the new Library on 1200 South, about 1 block east of the main drag, North side of the street.
The South most traffic light in town is 1200 south. If coming from SLC turn left at this light. If coming from Provo, go straight through the light.
The Hub and OneStop are on this corner
My cell is 801-473-9153
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timpanogos
Push to the Peak
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- Heber
yes, 11:00am sounds good
Badger
I am the Brute squad
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- South Salt Lake
yes you can run the bogger in the rear and Iroks in the front.who needs to steer
Yeah, oops
You know what I ment though OK, It's snowing like HE!! and we are supposed to get up to 3' (that's Feet this time) of snow by Saturday night in the mountains. Even if we don't get near that much, it will make for a great challenge, but there will be dozens of snowmobiles on the trail. They ALWAYS come out in NUMBERS every time it snows.
This is starting to look like it could be a lot of fun
I will post up Valley snow levels again later today, we have about 3 or 4inches from this storm so far.
It's looking like I'll be able to go.
I'll check with the family one more time, but I'd bet I'll have an empty chair.
