Kountrygurl's Birthday CampnRide weekend July 12,13,14

I would like invite anyone who would like to come along!

When: July 12,13,14th

Start Point: RideRoyalBlue.com campground, 9am Friday 12th.

We will ride the East Side of royal blue on Friday then late that afternoon we will drop down to Exit 141 for food (Mexican Resturant) and supplies (ice,fuel) then continue onto the West side to set up camp for the night. We will be near a creek to cool off in! :mrgreen: Near the eternal flame.

Saturday we will ride on the West Side trails and then repeat back to the East Side Saturday evening to make camp.

If you like to come along please let me know!

You will need the essentials: Shelter, food etc.

Kountrygurl has been wanting to do a ride like this for a while, should be a fun weekend!

Make sure to have the proper TWRA permits

Fyi.....Kountrygurl is my wife and this is something she has wanted to do for a long time.

If theres anyone who would like to come along that knows how to connect the bridge in Norma to trails end campground I would greatly appreciate it. I'm planning on venturing that way on Saturday.

Been wanting to make that run, from the bridge to trailsend campground, not big on camping thouhg, arthritus does not like sleeping on the ground, barely get up off a mattress in the morning.

Man I would love to do this ride, but I am riding the weekend before. I will see what I can do.

It would be nice to try this type of ride before I am as bad off as DrMud..... (kind of kidding but not really because I have a hard time getting out of bed too)...... 

You might just have to ride 2 weekends in a row!

There is a lot of good riding between 75 and TE. When you get to the bridge you can turn right and go across trail 25 to 23. Or you can turn left and go til the road forks and stay to the right. That will take you to trail 22. Then you can go right to trail 23 or left to trail 21.

rzr4 rider wrote:

There is a lot of good riding between 75 and TE. When you get to the bridge you can turn right and go across trail 25 to 23. Or you can turn left and go til the road forks and stay to the right. That will take you to trail 22. Then you can go right to trail 23 or left to trail 21.

Thanks for the info! I was planning on going to the right and trying to find the most direct way to TE. Once I can get a feel for the distance/time needed to get from the bridge to TE I can start planning a campground to campground ride, several friends and RBR club members want to plan a ride from rideroyalblue.com to TE and back.

I know most all the area between the bridge and Windrock (Carryville Flats) just need to get over into the New River area beyond the bridge and get lost! 

The most direct way would be staying on trail 25 across to the washed out bridge. Also if u run the gravel road between Turley and the bridge it doesn't take too long