Just a little welcome!

Welcome to the Pacific Northwest Trail riding website! I'm hoping to build a small community of trail/Forest Road riders that have common interests and goals. If you are interested in joining us, here is a list of common ingredients you must have:
1. If you enjoy riding Enduro motorcycles while exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest
2. I you have a street legal Enduro of any size (must be street legal to ride forest roads. In addition, we sometimes ride paved roads to get from one trail to the next)
3. Have your state motorcycle endorsement (we don't need to be hassled)
4. Are willing to travel pretty much anywhere in Washington State.

Greenwater to Naches Ride - 7/26/2008

Blewitt Pass Ride - 10/06/2007

Devils Gulch Map (.pdf)
Driving Directions - From the West- take I-90 east to Cle Elum Hwy 97 exit. Take Hwy 97 East to Blewitt Pass. Turn right at the Snowpark sign. From the east Take I-90 to Ellensburg. Take Hwy 97 north to Blewitt Pass. Turn right at the Snowpark sign.

So we ended up gathering the troops - the usual suspects Ken, Curt, Mario, Randy and Myself (first time for my Dad) - for a ride up on Blewitt Pass on the 6th of October. The weather was clear blues skies and cool temperatures so bundling up was a necessity. Ahhh...the fresh clean air of the Cascade Mts. and the vibrant smells of high alpine trees are always perfect ingredients to enhance any ride. We ended up camping in my Dad's (Earl) recently purchased 45 foot RV and what a nice luxury item that is..whew! I slept like a baby...well except for the fact that I had to share the bed with him. He flips and flops and has to pee about every hour so I'm not sure the sleep was all that great. Feel sorry for my Mom LOL! I must add that my Brother Curt looked like he slept quite comfortably in his tent with his propane heater...very nice weapon to combat below freezing tempatures. Anyway when we all woke that morning, you could see the excitement and anticipation on all our faces, though my Dad was probably more concerned with what we were going to have for breakfast. The typical bacon, hashbrowns and pancakes was enough to please everyone so we ate and chatted up for a while til the temperature raised a few degrees, made final adjustments to the bikes and we were ready to get on with our adventure.. Read More

Posted by Calvin Comments 11.03.