Posts Tagged ‘naches’

Trip Report: All Wheelers Christmas Tree Backroads Run (Washington)

Posted on the forum by Ceg.

All Wheelers Off Road Club – Christmas Tree Backroads Run

On Saturday December 5th, 2009 we meet up at Oak Creek Ace Hardware in Naches. We had 10 rigs on this run. Demontang was our Trail Boss.

We headed west on Hwy-12 toward Rimrock…

Read more at Trip Report: All Wheelers Christmas Tree Backroads Run (12-5-09)

SR 410 Landslide near Naches, Washington

Here are a couple of aerial videos that show the massive landslide that destroyed SR 410 near the community of Nile, just west of Naches, Washington.

The first video is from the Washington State DOT.

Click Here for some additional raw aerial footage from King5 News.

This was definitely a landscape changing event.

Our prayers are with the people personally effected by this event.

Trip Announcement: Christmas Tree Run – 12.06.2008

Last year, there were several Christmas Tree runs posted on the forum. I don’t know what this year will bring., however we have the first Christmas Tree run of the year posted. It’s a joint gathering with the All Wheelers to the Rimrock Lake area off Highway 12, East of White Pass, Washington. The meeting place will be in Naches, Washington where you can buy tree permits if needed.

You can read more and discuss the trip on the forum at Christmas Tree Run.

Trip Report: All Wheelers Off Road Club Naches Pass Run, Washington – 10.04.2008

Photo courtesy of Ceg

On Saturday, October 4, 2008, the folks from the All Wheelers Off Road Club got together in the Little Naches area just outside Clifdell, Washington for a 4×4 run over Naches Pass.

Ceg posted up his trip report and some great photos at All Wheelers “Wagons East!” Naches Pass Run (Oct 4th, 2008)

Tour Announcement – Clemen Mountain Tour – 10.04.2008

Join us in Naches, Washington to explore Forest Service, Department of Wildlife and DNR roads on and around Clemen Mountain. Clemen is actually a 4000′ high ridge that separates the Naches and Wenas Valleys and most of it lies within the Wenatchee National Forest and the Oak Creek Wildlife Area. It is not unusual to spot elk and big horn sheep on Clemen and sometimes in one particular area the deer are so plentiful it is almost impossible to keep count of your sightings.

Read more at Clemen Mountain Tour.

Trip Report: Washington Cascades Overland Tour 2007 – Day Two (08.11.07)

Daily Goal: To Drive from Babyshoe Pass (on FS-23 near Mt. Adams) to Cle Elum, Washington (I-90) via Bethel Ridge and Manastash Ridge.

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Clover Springs Trail Run – 07.14.07

This year was the third year attending the annual PNW4WDA annual jamboree. As in years past, I volunteered to help ARB serve their annual Friday dinner for the event. This is always a lot of fun and a great group of people to work with. They do a great job on putting on the dinner.

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