AZ Four Peaks to Roosevelt lake night ride Sat Aug 4th, 2012

megadesertdiesel

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Arizona four peaks to rosevelt lake sat night 8/4/2012
Meeting at the four peaks corral at 7pm. Ride up four peaks, down to Roosevelt lake and back.
 
I'm in! Hope the monsoon doesn't hit like last Saturday.I installed those HID lights 6 weeks ago and finally get to use them.
 
I'm in! Hope the monsoon doesn't hit like last Saturday.I installed those HID lights 6 weeks ago and finally get to use them.


WTF??? are you afraid of a little rain, hell thats when things get interesting. I just hope my steering does not fail and i drive off the side of the mountain.
 
How hard is this ride? I have yet to try the rhino i just got i been missing with the jetting past couple of days :D
 
How hard is this ride? I have yet to try the rhino i just got i been missing with the jetting past couple of days :D

It's not hard at all.Mostly like a forest road with a few bumpy spots.Would be a perfect ride for a Rhino.
 
I should be good with 1 full tank right? What all is need ohv sticker and ??

One tank is fine.I didn't even use a half tank last time in my RZR.OHV sticker but I have yet to see a ranger there at night for the past 15 yrs I have been riding there.
 
lots of people interested it should be a great turnout. here is more info

maps here if you dont know where to go. the "corral" is about 1.5 miles on NF-143 off Highway 87



http://www.my2az.com/ohv-4-peaks-pm.html




Four Peaks Road to Rooselvelt Lake
Route: From Mesa, take SR 87 to Four Peaks Rd. (FR 143). Remain on FR 143 to SR 188, go north on 188 to SR 87, turn south and return to the Valley.
Drive Time: FR 143; 3 to 4 hrs, total 6 hrs.
Scenery: Very scenic, although, in 1996, the Lone Fire burned thousands of acres on and around the peaks.
Caution: 4X4 is required on FR 143 after the Ballentine Trail. Erosion has damaged area trails, use them with great caution. Acquire latest trail information.
Season: Year-round, but closed during heavy snows.

Warning: One of the highest concentrations of black bears in Arizona. Campers, hikers and picnickers take appropriate precautions with food storage.

Contacts
Tonto National Forest
Tonto Basin Ranger District: 928-467-3200
Mesa Ranger District: 480-610-3300
www.fs.fed.us/r3/tonto

Road Conditions
Arizona Department of Transportation
888-411-7623
www.azdot.gov





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Its a easy fire road ride. just be smart on the back side going down. Our friend rolled a Rhino off the road and went flipping down the mountainside. I will post a little Video from it. Only thing that broke was a Tail lamp cracked,lol. Lucky Mutha.
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Yeah the back side can get hairy in a few spots.......loose dirt and very twisty turns with a long drop if ya miss.
 
ok we have
2-rhinos
1- RZRS
1-T4
1-Teryx
1-Wildcat

and two more sxs's not confirmed.

it might be dusty so be prepared with lights and bandanna. See you out there.
 

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