Ocotillo Jan 18-21?

[ChumpChange]

We're heading out tomorrow morning. Anybody going to be out there this weekend?

 

[Desertgirl]

Yep. Dezertrider (Brian) and myself (Kathy) will be out there. But we will be in Ironwoods cleaning the RV and trailer all weekend ..

 

[Kanzalez]

We're heading out tomorrow morning. Anybody going to be out there this weekend?

... but PAB and I are not sure where we are going. Most likely sand this weekend and Oco next.

 

[ChumpChange]

Well if anybody is going to bet out there, we'll be three or four trailers strong. My Cyclone, a WW and a couple others. Picture in my avatar. Maybe see someone out there.

 

[Desertgirl]

Where do you camp?

 

[PunkAssBitch]

... but PAB and I are not sure where we are going. Most likely sand this weekend and Oco next.

Gordon's Well this weekend...if anyone else will be heading out there, let us know

 

[ChumpChange]

Where do you camp?

Never been there before.......guess I'm going to find out. You got directions to anyplace good? If so, I'd appreciate it mucho.

 

[Desertgirl]

My personal preferences are off of wolfe well road or off cahuilla road. About 1.5 miles in off either road are good spots.

Alot of folks camp of pole line too, but it seems to get a bit crowded on holiday weekends and too dusty.

 

[ChumpChange]

So going from Claremont, I'm gonna take the 10 out to I think the 74 south and then I'll see these roads you talk of?

 

[Desertgirl]

You'll take the 10 to the 86 to the 78.
The 78 is hard to see, but there is an agricultural station on the otherside of the Hwy, turn left there.

You'll pass pole line road first, you'll see the power poles.

Next you'll pass Cahuilla. There is a small street sign there. If you get to the Blu Inn (gas, food, ice) on the bridge, you passed it 1/4 mile back.

You'll see several other places to turn in to camp on the left and on the right. Stick to the left side, better riding.

Wolfe well road will be on the left. No sign, but the power poles turn in, along the dirt road, then stop. If you come up the the Desert Rose (restuarant) on split mountain road, you passed it.

 

[Desertgirl]

You'll take the 10 to the 86 to the 78.
The 78 is hard to see, but there is an agricultural station on the otherside of the Hwy, turn left there.

You'll pass pole line road first, you'll see the power poles.

Next you'll pass Cahuilla. There is a small street sign there. If you get to the Blu Inn (gas, food, ice) on the bridge, you passed it 1/4 mile back.

You'll see several other places to turn in to camp on the left and on the right. Stick to the left side, better riding.

Wolfe well road will be on the left. No sign, but the power poles turn in, along the dirt road, then stop. If you come up the the Desert Rose (restuarant) on split mountain road, you passed it.

I hope those help. Most of the trails have street signs. If you can grab a map from the Blu In or desert rose, it'll help when you're out riding.

 

[dezertrider]

You'll take the 10 to the 86 to the 78.
The 78 is hard to see, but there is an agricultural station on the otherside of the Hwy, turn RIGHT there.

You'll pass pole line road first, you'll see the power poles.

Next you'll pass Cahuilla. There is a small street sign there. If you get to the Blu Inn (gas, food, ice) on the bridge, you passed it 1/4 mile back.

You'll see several other places to turn in to camp on the left and on the right. Stick to the left side, better riding.

Wolfe well road will be on the left. No sign, but the power poles turn in, along the dirt road, then stop. If you come up the the Desert Rose (restuarant) on split mountain road, you passed it.

Good thing i do the driving.

 

[dezertrider]

Never been there before.......guess I'm going to find out. You got directions to anyplace good? If so, I'd appreciate it mucho.

This is Wolfe Well Road. Pull in here and there are plenty of good places to camp. This puts you pretty close to the main attractions. Wolfe Well rd will be on your right hand side after the other roads desertgirls was talking about. Just follow the power poles in. if you hit Split Mountain Rd (a paved rd on your left) you went to far

 

[mrs. bordsmnj]

You'll take the 10 to the 86 to the 78.
The 78 is hard to see, but there is an agricultural station on the otherside of the Hwy, turn left there.

You'll pass pole line road first, you'll see the power poles.

Next you'll pass Cahuilla. There is a small street sign there. If you get to the Blu Inn (gas, food, ice) on the bridge, you passed it 1/4 mile back.

You'll see several other places to turn in to camp on the left and on the right. Stick to the left side, better riding.

Wolfe well road will be on the left. No sign, but the power poles turn in, along the dirt road, then stop. If you come up the the Desert Rose (restuarant) on split mountain road, you passed it.

I hope those help. Most of the trails have street signs. If you can grab a map from the Blu In or desert rose, it'll help when you're out riding.

LOL Kathy? have you been sniffing the White-Out bottle again? All the turns you speak of are right turns not left.

 

[PunkAssBitch]

Gordon's Well this weekend...if anyone else will be heading out there, let us know

scratch that...Glamis instead. Anyone else be out there?

 

[ChumpChange]

Now I'm confused....what are the real directions?

 

[mrs. bordsmnj]

Now I'm confused....what are the real directions?

10 east, 86 south, 78 west

Once you are on the 78, heading west, all the good riding and camping is on the right side, the north side.

 

[Desertgirl]

So sorry, I am a little bit retarded today. :fsakes At least I'm cute.

Right on the 78, all camping and turns are to the right.

 

[knuckle head]

Now that was some funny crap

 

[TPC]

scratch that...Glamis instead. Anyone else be out there?

Sure sounds easier.
Turn right at Gecko.

 

[boatnam2]

scratch that...Glamis instead. Anyone else be out there?

tina and kids will be there, not sure where they stay.