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Hooray Ouray
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.
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START DATE
Thursday, September 16, 2021
10:00 AM Mountain Time (US & Canada)10:00 Hrs GMT -7:00 -
END DATE
Sunday, September 19, 2021
02:00 PM Mountain Time (US & Canada)14:00 Hrs GMT -7:00
RALLY POINT EVENT
OVERLAND BOUND REGION
US Rocky Mountain
EVENT TYPE
Trip
DIFFICULTY
5 - MODERATE 3
Rally Point Event
Terrain Type
- Dirt Road
- Highway
- Rock Crawling
- Snow
Recommended
- 4WD
- Off Road Tires
- Sliders
Channel
- GMRS 15
- Other 1-281-201-0499
Rally Point Details:
**Event is now full, please message me or post in forum thread to placed on waitlist. **
US 50 Closure between Gunnison to Montrose
US 550 Closure mile marker 87-92
*Details Subject to change as we get closer and the plan becomes more refined*
Alright Everyone, tentatively here is the plan:
Thursday, September 16th
Since we will be leaving from FOCO, we will likely not make it to Ironton until roughly noon (6.5-7 hr drive for us). Plan will be to set up camp maybe spend some time exploring Ouray once we have camp with a few others established. I will have my Zoleo with me so others can reach us incase we don't have good cell signal. Thursday will serve as our meet and greet day, relaxed and maybe some afternoon runs on some of the easier trails for those interested. Possibility for arriving via Cinnamon Pass - TBD
Friday, September 17th
Black Bear Pass/ Ophir Pass to Telluride, Imogene pass to Yankee Boy Basin to Ouray
We will likely split into 2 groups for this part of the trip. One group will head out on Black Bear pass likely leaving earlier in the morning to account for longer trail time. Alternatively we can have everyone head out to black bear until the point of no return. Those those that want to proceed downhill head down black bear and those that don't can return to the trail head and go down to ophir pass and head in to telluride to wait/explore. From Telluride everyone re-groups then we can set out for Imogene together and make our way to yankee boy basin out to ouray. For those interested we can spend some time in Ouray before heading back to camp.
Saturday, September 18th
Trail selection TBD
We will be running some easier more local trails to give us the option to explore the towns of Ouray and Telluride more with options for more difficult trails for those interested.
Sunday, September 19th
Last day on this trip for us unfortunately. We will set out Sunday morning for Engineer Pass. From there head out towards Lake City, Co at which point we will say our goodbyes.
Iridium
US Rocky Mtn. Local Expert CO: Ft. Collins Area- Fort Collins, CO, USA
- @Iridium
- 04/09/20
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Member# 25949- Start Point: County Road 20, Ouray, Colorado 81427, United States GPS Coordinates: 37.93922, -107.67181 Notes: Likely location for camp
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