We are interested in this ride as well...we had a blast at the last one.

 

Sounds like fun. How are the trails up that way? I have never been there.
Its always fun to explore new territory and see what happens

 

Tell him to bring that CJ, those things are beasts! Love it when the vintage stuff rolls with the new guys.

 

The Tin Cup Trail is a pretty laid back trail. I always tell people it's good for first-times. There is some sand and some moderate hills, but nothing crazy. There are a couple of mud holes, but they are not on the main trail and are optional. If I remember correctly, it's pretty open as well, no worries on the paint.

The Little Manistee I don't think I've been on. But being a State Regulated trail, I gotta believe it's similar to the Tin Cup.

 

Might get some fresh snow for the trail tonight!

 

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! The trails are of me and closer to the lake. I'm supposed to get 2-4" by Sunday so the trail should get more!

 

DAMMIT!!! ...@ the firehouse...A-G-A-I-N!!! We've got two guys already off that day!!! !#-F*<xR!!!

 

Here in Holland we got enough snow and drifts that I "needed" 4 wheel drive. Heeheehee.
Can't wait for next weekend! We'll be there for sure. Can't decide if I want the stock sized mud terrains or the slightly larger all terrains. Decisions, decisions.

 

Didn't realize there was a snow run next Saturday. I just might have to consider participating. Sounds like a lot of fun. Not really all that far from Holland where I live.

 

Ah, Great Lakes.... that makes much more sense.

I saw this post under the "New Posts" without looking at the sub-forum. I thought you were referring to Tin Cup Pass in Colorado at over 12,000 feet. You'd need a snowcat for that!

And now back to your regularly scheduled program.