US Rocky Mountain Hooray Ouray

[Iridium]

**Event is now full, please message me or post in forum thread to placed on waitlist. **

From Black Bear to Imogene, Engineer to Cinnamon, we will be hitting some of the most iconic trails in and around Ouray, Telluride and Lake City. Come join us as we explore this picturesque area! More details to come as we get closer.

View Rally Point

 

[Neal A. Tew]

Thanks much for spearheading this!

 

[Dave Purvis]

Yessss!!!

 

[Iridium]

I'm excited !

 

[JCarter]

Black Bear Pass?

 

[Iridium]

As long as someone else leads and spots I'm down for black bear, bit beyond my comfort level to lead it

 

[JCarter]

This one too, I currently can't remember the name, but I found it a lot more challenging then Black Bear.

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37°58'51.7"N 107°38'38.6"W

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It's also where that Nissan Xterra almost went to the bottom of the canyon because the road gave out underneath him.

 

[Neal A. Tew]

This one too, I currently can't remember the name, but I found it a lot more challenging then Black Bear.

Dropped pin

37°58'51.7"N 107°38'38.6"W

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It's also where that Nissan Xterra almost went to the bottom of the canyon because the road gave out underneath him.

At a glance it looks like mineral creek. Sometimes it gets lumped in with engineer pass depending on the source.

 

[Neal A. Tew]

OB Ouray Trip AUG 21-23

100 new items added to shared album

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Photos from last year if you need something for the RP, @Iridium.

 

[Wandering Wanda]

we are still a bit new but looking to spread our wings a bit hopefully we can learn even more on this trip

 

[Neal A. Tew]

we are still a bit new but looking to spread our wings a bit hopefully we can learn even more on this trip

This terrain is a few notches above what we were able to do in Buena Vista. You should have a great time.

 

[Wandering Wanda]

SWEET!! thanks for the vote of confidence

 

[Iridium]

SWEET!! thanks for the vote of confidence

I have a hard time placing a face to your name, but the trails we are planning should all be manageable with my tacoma lifted 2-3 inches with out oversized tires. I forget what you are running but from what research I've done the vast majority of t he trails can be done by a stock midsize rig. I'm sure you will be absolutely fine in what ever you are running. And best part is the rest of will be around to help out should the need arise :)

 

[Bat21]

My brother and I are planning a trip to Ouray the 15th and 16th to run black bear pass. Maybe we will see you guys there....

 

[TheBison]

Don't know if we'll make it since we've penciled in a Rimrocker run that weekend...

 

[Neal A. Tew]

Don't know if we'll make it since we've penciled in a Rimrocker run that weekend...

Have you ever done Rimrocker?

 

[TheBison]

Don't know if we'll make it since we've penciled in a Rimrocker run that weekend...

Have you ever done Rimrocker?

No, but it's high on the priority list.

 

[Neal A. Tew]

Don't know if we'll make it since we've penciled in a Rimrocker run that weekend...

Have you ever done Rimrocker?

No, but it's high on the priority list.

Have you done Imogene, Ophir, Black Bear, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California, etc?

 

[TheBison]

Have you done Imogene, Ophir, Black Bear, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California, etc?

I've done all of the above except Corkscrew...

 

[Neal A. Tew]

Have you done Imogene, Ophir, Black Bear, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California, etc?

I've done all of the above except Corkscrew...

If you've done Hurricane and California you've probably done Corkscrew.

Any chance you'll be doing the Moab trip in Oct? That would be a good one to combine with Rimrocker if you have enough time.

I love Rimrocker because it takes you some where, but it's not nearly as fun as the trails at either end, IMO. Hopefully you're gonna get some stuff in around Moab to make it worth your while.