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Arths Pasture 080531

May 31, 2008 by Ladd Gillies

Arths Pasture

Trail Run on May 31, 2008
Report and photos by Ladd G., Trail Leader
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Michael M.
Black 2006 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
Bob R.
Green 2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Don W.
Silver 2005 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Ladd G.
Green 2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Steve G.
Gold 1999 Chevrolet Blazer
Bill S.
Khaki 2004 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

This was a fun little trail and one we took as a way of exploring a new direction to get out of the system of trails where Metal Masher is. Instead of going out Gemini Bridges Road or out the easy road to Highway 313, we thought we'd see if we could find another way. This ended up being a really good time.

The trail doesn't see much use, and it's not as nicely maintained as the other trails in the immediate area. However, it was easy to follow because there were tire tracks in front of us.

We found a few small obstacles and some fun hills. One hill was very loose and a little tippy, and that was enough to send Steve into the crack right in the middle of the trail. He almost flopped over, but luckily he didn't. Bill got out his winch and pulled Steve back up on the flat section of trail. That was close!

The way out at the far end was fairly uneventful, and soon we were at Highway 313. Some of us aired up a bit but others took off. It was a fun day!

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Report from a Different Day

May 12, 2011

Led by Monica I.
We used Arths Pasture to head into the trails around Gemini Bridges and it ended up being a lot more fun than we remembered. How did we forget? The ledges were fun and it was very scenic, out in the middle of nowhere. It’s easy to find the trailhead because…
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