Bass Lake and Concession are right beside each other, easy to get them confused. I probably can't make that date, but can offer some GPS routes (Garmin only) of both trails, plus some bits and pieces (ran out of memory in my device) of what our club calls Rocky Ridge. I also have saved other routes in the Minden area.

Regardless, it's good to get out and just enjoy the trails, they don't have to be the Canadian Shield version of the Rubicon to have some fun.
I'd also like to get out towards Parry Sound and run the Ardbeg trail again this summer. I'd like to heare some reports from it because at the end of last year it was almost impassable at the north end. The trail was 'improved' and was just mush, became a frustrating winch-fest.

 

Hey let's face it, I never know where I'm going anyways.

 

I'll follow you wherever you wanna go!!!..... I'm just gonna stay back a little in case you get stuck....

 

If any of you guys going are of4wd members they have a great trail index now on their website. It has trail coordinates, trail ratings and conditions. You have to be a member to access it though. Its worth the 30 bucks.

 

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I'd also like to get out towards Parry Sound and run the Ardbeg trail again this summer. I'd like to heare some reports from it because at the end of last year it was almost impassable at the north end. The trail was 'improved' and was just mush, became a frustrating winch-fest.[/QUOTE]

That mush was on the south end when I was there last year.

 

HI guys, it looks like you had a great run on the 26th last month, sorry I wasnt here for that one.
I don't know if I will be settled in for this on the 23rd, but I will see what i can do.

I am new to the area and got a flyer under my wiper the other day when I went into town for a offroad training day on June 30th.

Has anyone here heard of this offroad clinic at the JKJam site?
I sent and email and it sounds interesting. I think I will check it out on June 30th, and saw that there were guys here that seem to be available on the 30th, so I thought Id mention it.

 

JKJam is a great experience, especially if you are new to Jeeps. They will teach you and show you hands on how your Jeep works. I went a couple years ago when I first got mine and Ive been hooked ever since

 

Thx Biggy, Jamie was just about to buy a membership. Lmfao.

10 days left folks...

Now's your time to use that rig and show off what yo momma gave you

 

Never been but I hear its great for newbies to learn what their jeeps are capable of.

 

You're correct. Sorry for not clarifying - North end of the South Trail.

Thanks for clearing up any confusion I may have caused!