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1st Annual EWE Winter 4x4 Meet & Greet
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START DATE
Saturday, February 19, 2022
11:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada)11:00 Hrs GMT -8:00 -
END DATE
Saturday, February 19, 2022
03:00 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada)15:00 Hrs GMT -8:00
RALLY POINT EVENT
OVERLAND BOUND REGION
US Northwest
EVENT TYPE
Trip
DIFFICULTY
1 - EASY 1
Rally Point Event
Terrain Type
- Sand
Recommended
- 4WD
Channel
- CB 7
Rally Point Details:
1st Annual Winter 4x4 Meet & Greet
Hosted by Eastern Washington Expeditions
Location: Beverly Dunes grass area (SW side of ORV Area).
Main event: 11 AM - 3 PM Saturday February 19 2022
Camping: 5 PM Friday - 12 PM Sunday
Eastern Washington Expeditions is hosting a Winter 4x4 Meet & Greet at Beverly Dunes on February 19th 2022. A Discover Pass is required for all Street licensed vehicles. Safety Flags required for vehicles in the dunes. This event replaces the long running Annual Slab Meet & Greet since the Slab is now closed to 4 wheel vehicles.
Eastern Washington Expeditions promotes responsible recreation by following the rules and leads by example since founded in 2004. This is a Free to attend event is open to everyone. Rated Easy to Most Difficult depending where you want to go. There is an easy way around every difficult area. We are meeting around 11 AM in the grass area and heading out shortly after to play in the different areas.
NOTE: By signing up you are expected to follow the rules of the land.
More info at https://goplaywa.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=663
Please RSVP at: GoPlayWA@gmail.com
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Member# 18023- Start Point: R4H3+59 Beverly, WA, USA GPS Coordinates: 46.8279, -119.89661 Notes:
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