WS4W Club Calendar
August Meet and Greet will be at Culver’s. Come for the ice cream, come for the burgers, but be sure to come and socialize with other club members.
Assuming the weather cooperates, Lester and Ruth will lead a trip over Cinnamon Pass and on into Lake City with a side trip up Wager Gulch to Carson Ghost Town. Cinnamon Pass is rated moderate (3) with Wager Gulch being more difficult, maybe a 4. This will be a long day so be sure to bring lunch, snacks, plenty of water and a full tank of gas. Our route home from Lake City will depend on time, weather and how everyone is feeling. We will use CB radios for communication.
If interested plan to meet in SIlverton at 9:30am on Tuesday, August 24th at the gas station on 550.
Terry H. will lead Taylor and Pearl Passes on Saturday, Sept 4th. Plan to meet at the Taylor Park Store at 9:30am with a full tank of gas, lunch, water and snacks. Gas is available at the store. Trails for this day are rated a 5.
Terry H. will lead a combination of Tincup and Hancock Pass (this day is rated a 4). Meet at the Taylor Park Store at 9:30am. Have a full tank of gas (available at the Taylor Park Store), lunch, water and snacks.
Monthly club meeting 7:00 pm at Lion’s Clubhouse, 602 North Nevada, Montrose
The club meets the first Tuesday of every month unless displaced by a holiday.
NOTE – Time has changed to 9am. James W. will lead Poughkeepsie Gulch on Sunday, September 12th. Meet at Downtown (Old) City Market at 9:00am. Have a full tank of gas, lunch, water and snacks. It has been some time since James ran this trail so he would like experienced participate along. Please contact him if you are experienced on Poughkeepsie and plan to attend. Poughkeepsie Gulch is rated a 6.
September Club Dinner will be at Fiesta Guadalajara at 6pm. They may be able to arrange a buffet for the club but are not sure of that at this time.
September Meet and Greet will be at Freddy’s. Come and socialize with other club members.
Matt and Lisa G. will lead Roubideau Jeep Road Work Day
September 25th, departing downtown City Market at 8:30am. Bring gloves and lopping shears if possible. A bow saw might be useful. If we’re lucky the loggers and ranchers will have cleared most trail obstructions and we’ll only have to trim encroaching brush. If we have a large group and people who know the trail, we might split into two groups and work in from each entrance.
Have a full tank of gas, bring lunch, water and snacks. Trail is probably rated a “3”.