Winter on the Rocks 2012

[Jinx]

registration is now open........

Hi Del,
I am looking to come down for this but need a little advice.

We will have new baby that will be 5 months old with us so I need a couple of trails that are low key but I don't really want to be the guy on 40's on a plain dirt road.

Any suggestions for trails?

 

[del0075]

Hi Del,
I am looking to come down for this but need a little advice.

We will have new baby that will be 5 months old with us so I need a couple of trails that are low key but I don't really want to be the guy on 40's on a plain dirt road.

Any suggestions for trails?

be nice to have ya down again...



uuummm, well i dont want to be the one responsible for the safety of a 5 month old, but i can say i would of taken mine on west rim, johns trail, and slip lock. with those trails you can be mild or get wild. just make sure ya strap em in good........

 

[WinterontheRock]

I would suggest you register before the event, it will be 70.00 if you you register at the event.

 

[Jinx]

be nice to have ya down again...



uuummm, well i dont want to be the one responsible for the safety of a 5 month old, but i can say i would of taken mine on west rim, johns trail, and slip lock. with those trails you can be mild or get wild. just make sure ya strap em in good........

Thanks buddy,
We had his older brother in Moab at 5 months, he liked it. I think we ran top of the world and hells revenge without Escalator or the hot tubs...

I have been dying to get back down there. Amazing Trails and Awesome people.

Do you need anyone to tail gun or what ever?

 

[del0075]

Thanks buddy,
We had his older brother in Moab at 5 months, he liked it. I think we ran top of the world and hells revenge without Escalator or the hot tubs...

I have been dying to get back down there. Amazing Trails and Awesome people.

Do you need anyone to tail gun or what ever?

we can always use help, check out the trip section over at utah4x4club. there is a trail help section there.....

 

[RRBDodge]

Hi Del,
I am looking to come down for this but need a little advice.

We will have new baby that will be 5 months old with us so I need a couple of trails that are low key but I don't really want to be the guy on 40's on a plain dirt road.

Any suggestions for trails?

My boy has been wheeling since my wife was 5 1/2 months pregnant. Slip Lock and West Rim are probably the two best trails in my opinion due to the fact that you can bypass the obstacles that you're not comfortable doing with you child in your rig. Now that my son is close to two he pretty much stays in the truck for everything and gets upset when we do take him out unless we are taking a break then he runs around the rocks and has a good ole time. Just look for me at the event I'll be the guy running around helping out wearing some sort of U.S. Army gear.

 

[Jinx]

My boy has been wheeling since my wife was 5 1/2 months pregnant. Slip Lock and West Rim are probably the two best trails in my opinion due to the fact that you can bypass the obstacles that you're not comfortable doing with you child in your rig. Now that my son is close to two he pretty much stays in the truck for everything and gets upset when we do take him out unless we are taking a break then he runs around the rocks and has a good ole time. Just look for me at the event I'll be the guy running around helping out wearing some sort of U.S. Army gear.

Do both of these trails have good trailer parking? I hate running stickies on pavement.

Also, as far places to stay, the holiday inn express looks close and how about anything in hurricane?

 

[rockreligious]

Im thinking a St. George wheel'n in January is right what im going to need...Ill be down for it.

 

[RRBDodge]

Do both of these trails have good trailer parking? I hate running stickies on pavement.

Also, as far places to stay, the holiday inn express looks close and how about anything in hurricane?

Yes, the staging area for both of these trails have plenty of room for trailer parking

Hurricane hotels are a little closer to the fair grounds but any hotel in the St George area is no more than a 20 minutes away from the fair grounds

 

[jackjoh]

Will there be electricity available where the trailers park at the fair grounds. The wife and I are on oxygen at night and would go to a campground if electricity is not available.

 

[brokendownyj]

Will there be electricity available where the trailers park at the fair grounds. The wife and I are on oxygen at night and would go to a campground if electricity is not available.

Jack: The fair grounds are dry camping only. there are several places you can try. http://www.go-utah.com/St-George/Camping/
We are also working on discounted hotel rooms in the 60 and 70 dollar a night range.

 

[mesha]

Alljeep will be there!

 

[hoosier]

Hey jack I have a nice generator you can barrow if you would like. Let me know. By the way nice meeting you last weekend. I was in the group with all the 4 runners I was driving the stock size red one.

 

[jjamesyj]

i knot that just back towards hurrican from the fairgrounds there was an rv park that was had some pretty good rates and it was nice and close to the fair grounds

 

[jackjoh]

Thanks, either way I will be there.

 

[jackjoh]

I have a generator but do not like to have it running all night, it is pretty loud. Thanks for the offer. It now depends on whether Joan wants to camp or motel it.

 

[EB101]

I'll be there.. If I knew the dates, It'd be in my calendar for the next 5 years at least. What a fun event!
There'll be a nice collection of Broncos again.

 

[mesha]

I have a generator but do not like to have it running all night, it is pretty loud. Thanks for the offer. It now depends on whether Joan wants to camp or motel it.

What about an inverter with some batteries? That would be quiet.

 

[Xiled1]

Just registered online, looking forward to it! Please post up when you get the discounted hotel rates worked out.

 

[eddie d]

we will be there for sure