nicknasty999
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Wish i could make it but got to much crap to do around the house...
Never been there before, what are the trails like?
Think I'd be ok without sliders? Been itching to go lately.
Trails are awesome - its dry over there so plenty of traction this time of year, and a bit dusty. It's unique over there - the trails aren't too tough. I think Evans is much worse. I would imagine that, if driving with a lift and caution, you shouldnt need the sliders much.
Hello Seattle! So my brother who i haven't seen in a while is working up in Vancouver right now. We are trying to setup a spur of the moment camping trip for this weekend, I live in Portland by the way.
Im lookin for a spot, and hoping some of you might be able to recommend. I like primitive and remote, trails a + but not reqd. Riverside is nice but mountains or oceans never disappoint either. Hotsprings are not frowned on either, but raucous partygoers who sometimes frequent them can be a challenge to tolerate lol.
I was thinking N. Cascades N.P. but i have a dog so thats a no go. Same with Olympic N.P. can you guys recommend any epic carcamping spots somewhere between Seattle and BC? Im open to cascades or the peninsula. I tread lightly also, any suggestions?
Cheers!
Chris
Do you need the amenities of an established campground? Such as running water and bathrooms?
Izz and Hep, thx guys, i knew i could count on you.
I dont need amenities like restrooms and water, in fact id like to avoid them, and the people around them lol.
Im all set for backcountry. Ive always wanted to explore Adams but im looking for something more north of seattle. I was thinkin about something in the olympics, maybe my bro could catch a ferry from vanc and i could pick him up in port angeles, or we could meet up in bellingham and head into the cascades from there. I almost made it to baker once but got turned around.
So yeah, im fully self contained and lookin for something off the beaten path. Not even a specific spot per say but if there was like a nice river with a bunch of primitive spots along it or somethin like that you guys could point me to. The more epic the bettereri wont share your spots with all my homeless friends i promise.
Thx guys!
[There's this really cool spot that is before Diablo lake. You would go north off of highway 20 on a forest service road and that road runs for a short time along a small tributary of the Skagit river
Any more pics?
hey so to anyone who's put the toytec ultimate on, any tips to help the job easier/faster? Thanks guys!
I would like to ask the same question.
Having the right tools, space and a few extra hands certainly helps. I've helped out on several. If I'm free, I'll lend a hand if you'd like. Where in WA are you?
Having the right tools, space and a few extra hands certainly helps. I've helped out on several. If I'm free, I'll lend a hand if you'd like. Where in WA are you?