karstic

I know a few people who have ridden it on bikes.

I sent an E-mail to the head ranger that I got the requirements from to find out. Any response?

Do you have a link to this that is someplace official?

I think of geocaching as a "das"

6 years, 1 month 27 days. Not like I'm counting or anything

Construction standards change over time, including the construction of roads. Geology plays a very important role in the siting, engineering and construction of roads. Maybe the OP can contrast the old and new construction and highlight how the new road is sited better to not be affected by the runoff.

Although I can't offer any advice for the move, I wish you luck and a safe journey. I hope it's worth it.

Just curious if any of the discussions with the Park Admin has resulted in anything other than frustration? Is there light at the end of the tunnel (other than an oncoming train)?

Probably something out of eastern Europe/Russia

What are your travel dates and what type of vehicle will you have? With that many National Parks on the list I would look into getting a National Park Pass. It will save you some money on park entrance fees.

FTF on the Smith Family Traveling Cache The night the Locationless Died

www.terraserver-usa.com

Yeah I bet quite a few of those have "Peak Registers" Seems kinda hypocritical to me.....

5974.4 mi GCWD0M Neuschwanstein

I like the pi ratio

So if the DesertUSA link was the problem why couldn't the REVIEWER just come out and say, "Remove the link to DesertUSA and the event will be approved." Why involve another level of administration and confuse the matter even worse?

2006 Cachemas Series by ZombieTribe

We (as a species, not as geocachers) make an impact. Deal with it.

I wear a pair of these http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe...2Fresults%2Etam

Problem is sometimes they are hard to find....

Seeing that you have an FJ and live in Socal give up on the urban micros and join us in some of our off-road adventures www.socal4x4geocachers.org

Maybe geocaching doesn't fit into their (the volunteers) myopic view of what is "right" for public lands such as ABDSP. God forbids we let the public use public lands.

Bullsh... http://www.theoutdoorsforum.com/forums/ind...mp;#entry121976 The sheep are so affected by Interstate 8 they allow themselves to be videotaped.

Thanks eveyone for the suggestions.

In August karstic crew will be headed to Montana w/ our 23' motorhome and Jeep Cherokee in tow. We want to spend a few days around Glacier NP but then head down to SW portion of the state and do some geocaching/hiking/4wd exploring/fishing. We interested in seeing ghost towns, mining camps, scenic 4wd routes, interesting geologic and historic locations. We want to get off the beaten path. We'd like to stay at one or two spots for 4 or 5 days at a time and go out exploring with the Jeep. Can anyone offer up any good websites or guidebooks for trip planning? Thanks.