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2024-06-29
We are looking for sponsors to be on the poster and the t-shirts.

More information pending.
2024-05-24
Friday through Monday morning
Gathering wood is prohibited in The Lost Forest and in the Wilderness Study Area that is Christmas Valley Sand Dunes. (Including the dead and dying in the campground areas.)
Please bring some firewood.
Saturday morning work party with the BLM (get to know the agency tasked to steward our motorized fun)
Saturday afternoon Region 6 Meeting Delegates and members and public invited.
Saturday Potluck hosted by 4RKF everyone is welcome.
Saturday evening run to hopefully catch Sundown.
Sunday Poker Styled Fun Run hosted by DC4W monies go to finance the Lake County 'Stop the Litter and the Vandalism' poster program.
Monday morning ride to the dunes to say bye for now, includes a cleanup of any trash or cans we meet.
541-419-9952 for questions
2024-05-05
Location to be determined.
2024-04-26
The runs will start Saturday about 9:00 am
If you aren't camping, try to be there by 8:30 am
Everyone is invited: Stock rigs welcome and modified too!
Let us know if you are coming out though.
Glass Buttes are on the south side of Hwy 20 on the way to Burns.
Just past highway mile marker 79.
The gravel pit we camp at is at the base of a large hill on the north side of Hwy 20.
Ribbons will be placed so keep your eyes open the turn off is just past the Buttes and on the opposite side of the road.
Bring fire wood and be ready. Bring warm camping gear and your family.
We will explore the old mining areas, obsidian flows, and maybe some state property north of the buttes.
This is a Saturday run and maybe Sunday a quick run before we go home.
quote: Glass Butte offers rockhounds a wide variety of gem quality obsidian.
Rainbow, black, pumpkin, mahogany, midnight lace, gold sheen, silver sheen, fire, and double flow varieties can all be found in the area.
While many rockhounds choose to dig for preferred material, plenty of obsidian is readily available for collection on the ground surface.
2024-04-13
Location to be announced.

2024-04-01
Meet up to get stuck in Edison's Class II snow-megaton.
Meet at the Edison Sno-Park staging area.
8:30 leaving at 9:00am
as always tow points front and back,
lockers preferred, good snow gripping tires,
recovery gear, no flip flops,
snow gear, your lunch, waters, and a great attitude.
2024-03-22
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Facebook: Champagne Creek Ranch LLC
for information about Region 6's fun meeting at the recreational area.
2024-03-22
Trails open at 9am,
tri-tip dinner at 1pm.
please bring a side dish or dessert.
Meeting to start after dinner.
Trails will re-open after meeting until dusk.
Camping Friday and Saturday available at Champagne Creek.
Champagne Creek Ranch LLC
2024-03-16
Meet up at the parking lot in the River Woods Store off 97 by DRW at 8:30 am.
We will leave for the trail at 9:00 am.
Some may leave their tow rigs and trailers at the powerline on China Hat Road.
Be advised we do not know the snow situation but please come prepared.
Timber Tamers
Linwood area
Western WA
TRAIL GROUPS AND LEADERS: If a group is extremely large, we will break them up into much smaller
groups of 10 or less. You WILL NEED THE BASICS: TOW POINTS FRONT AND REAR, CB RADIO (sometimes
there is little to no cell service), TOW STRAPS, WINCH IS ADVISABLE, TIRE PRESSURE GUAGE AND TOOL
TO AIR DOWN THE TIRES (a plan to re-inflate your tires when the run is done, i.e. compressor, using a
buddy’s compressor, CO2, Etc.), WATER, EXTRA CLOTHING, FOOD. Be Sure your rig is ready to go and fully
functioning, full tank of gas, decent tires with tread, working heater, etc., and you have the correct
pass for the recreational area.
TRAIL ETIQUATE: With a large group, this will be extremely important! When you come to an
intersection, MAKE SURE you stop and wait for the person behind you, so they see which way you go!
Leave room in front and behind you, for the possibility of slipping or momentum to get up a hill. If you
have trouble or get stuck, let the trail leader know. If you must leave early, LET YOUR TRAIL LEADER
KNOW! Bring your Patience with you!
LAST: Be On time and ready to go when you meet the group. Be Present and participate in the DRIVERS
MEETING! During the Drivers meeting, you will be able to hook up with a group and a trail leader. If you
have ANY questions about your rig or the trail, ASK BEFORE you get on the trail.
Trail runs are fun and sometimes the mountain is extremely busy, so staying in communication and being
prepared is essential to all. We want everyone to get home safe!
We will NEVER leave anyone on the mountain, but it could take a while for help to get to you, if there are
a lot of rigs, but help WILL COME!