White River National Forest

[Mtn.man]

roads look smooth enough for a caddy...

[Pistol Packing Preacher]

roads look smooth enough for a caddy...

Man...

No Cadillac is driving through there!

Man!

[gnihcraes]

looks like where I was elk hunting this weekend... same forest, different location... i'll post some pictures when I get them back from wally world - probably tomorrow...

you don't need a heep to get to a lot of parts of whiteriver nf... many many people in areas with normal cars and suv's. some roads require real heeps... but not all...

kc.

[USMC88-93]

roads look smooth enough for a caddy...

Parts of it certainly are, I was looking for a low stress drive, we were scouting for a new elk hunting camp site for Octobers 1st season elk hunt.

This is a hell of a lot steeper than it looks.


I found some funky plants up there too

[bnred9]

Nice pics thank you for sharing. This is also PArt of White River that you can not see with your Jeep. Bob

[Rampart Runner]

Oh Man! Ya look good on that Horse, sir. That must be super fun. I have only lived a few years in Colorado and I realize that even though I go hiking quite often that I could possibly never run out of awesome places to go in this state.

Thanks for sharing,


RR

[bnred9]

Thanks, here are a few more pics of White River area from the back of a horse.

Bob

[Mtn.man]

TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO HORSE CAN GO!!!!!

and I have seen a caddy on top of Webster Pass and going up Radical Hill 2 weeks ago...

[RRD3]

Isn't Radical hill on the other side or Red Cone pass?

If so there is no way in hell a caddy went up from the Red Cone side!

[Mtn.man]

I'm sure they came up from Montezuma saw alot of Subaru's over there and I know they didn't do Red Cone.

However we saw Great Grandpaw and Grandmaw and their little poodle in a bone stock Grand Cherokee coming down off of Red Cone.