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  1. Barlow Road (8-16)

    Sorry for the delay

    We started our trip at the Huckleberry Inn restaurant in Government
    Camp. We started off with 14 rigs; 6 Jeeps (2 JK Wranglers 2 TJ's 1 XJ
    (cherokee) and a SWEET CJ Scrambler) 2 Toyotas (a Tacoma & a 4Runner) an Astro van, a Bronco
    II, an FJ Cruiser and a Dodge Dakota.

    From Govy we drove down to Still Creek and after a few stops we were
    finally on our way from the Trillium SnowPark. We drove east on hwy
    26 then north on hwy 35 breifly until we hit the old hwy 35. From
    there we got on the Barlow road aka NF-3530. We would follow that
    road, which pretty much covers the Barlow Road clear out nearly to
    Wamic. There was a section we had to bypass just east of the White
    River due to a very large tree down blocking the road. We easily
    enough made it around the blockage though we somehow made it onto a
    section that according to the map is closed. I can see why, we
    must've passed 100 trees that were down across the road and had
    either been driven around or cut out. Once we got to the Rock Creek
    resevoir turnoff we all went our seperate ways.

    Back in the trees the temperature wasn't too bad, stayed mostly down
    in the 80's but once we broke out into the open spaces twoards the
    east end of the road the temps were definitely up over 100. Most of
    the road was slightly rough, we classified it as either a rough road
    or an easy 4x4 trail and everybody made it with no problems.

    It was a great trip and I'm really glad we had such a fantastic
    turnout and I'd like to thank everybody for coming.
    -Ryan M





    Sun Aug 17, 2008 9:27 pm

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  2. Ryan,
    Evelyn and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour and you did a fantastic job as trip leader and informing us of all the historic places. Thanks for the running narrative; most informative and appreciated. It was a great day!
    Jerry
    "Enjoying the backroads of the Pacific Northwest"


  3. My son Aaron and I had a great time too!

    Besides the great narrative and just general fun running the trail, I was able to mark some of those more remote campsites on the GPS...we will definitely be returning to those
    Decidion (Jeff)
    '08 Brick Red
    AFE, BudBuilt, IPF, SAW, BFG AT, Bandi, Midland, Moeller, BajaRack, Trail-Gear, LCNW Bumper, Titan Winch and others...
    I wanna be a cowboy...

  4. Post your photos

    Anyone have any photos? Post them up!
    Jerry
    "Enjoying the backroads of the Pacific Northwest"


  5. Just a few, as I was too busy dodging all those friggin rocks. In some places it was like a dry riverbed!

    I set up this page for some family members, but anyone is welcome to take a gander...

    Barlow Road Trip


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    Decidion (Jeff)
    '08 Brick Red
    AFE, BudBuilt, IPF, SAW, BFG AT, Bandi, Midland, Moeller, BajaRack, Trail-Gear, LCNW Bumper, Titan Winch and others...
    I wanna be a cowboy...

  6. Pictures

    Here are a couple that I took. I will post some more later.
    Attached Images

  7. Had a lot of fun meeting and seeing everyone, also it was the Jk's first trip in the woods.. Oh, cascade pinstripeing too. Both nice write ups and all pics. Yeah, it's a lot bigger then my LJ was... But still doable... reminds me size wise of my old full size Bronco on the trail.
    Again wished I could have vistied with more people as well. A really big group. It was very nice though, thanks a lot...! see you all soon.
    Wrangler..

  8. Sorry I missed this one. It was the one trip I really was interested in due to being part of the Oregon Trail, but it just wasn't in the cards. Maybe next time. Thanks for all the pictures......it looks like a great time!

  9. PIctures

    A couple more
    Attached Images

  10. I really had a great time. Jen...survived.

    I didn't take too many action shots. Here's a link to a little unedited slideshow. I'll try to post some videos later.

    Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket


    Great job with the trip Ryan. The after lunch section was really good.

    Edit: if you click on "main" in upper right hand corner of photobucket slideshow, the fisrt three frames in the row are short videos. Funny how you can hear the AC blasting in the van.
    Last edited by T.Low; 08-23-2008 at 10:28 AM.
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