Fenrir

Yea, I had read about the State Trust Land permit and was curious.

Back east, where my buddies like to wheel, the DNR gave tickets to every jeep that went to an organized Jeep Jamboree. I wasn't sure how strict authorities are out here is all :-)

Rocjeepn

Wish I could make it. Sounds like a great time and I have not done that trail in seven years. Side note, added my Mopar light bar yesterday.

jlabe2

Ok, so far this is the list I have going.

JLabe2- Jeff
Fenrir- Chris + 1
Awesomo- Andrew
minime- now out
plus 5 or 6 from another forum

Still thinking about it.

Crazy Casey (I promise that I will show you a few good challenges)

Looks good so far. If anyone has any questions who are either on the list or still thinking about going, my cell# is 515-681-1909. Hope to see you all tommorrow morning gassed up and ready to go at 8am. We will leave at 8:15 sharp.

minime

Hey guys sorry, but I will not be able to go. My girlfriend reminded me that we are going to her sisters tomorrow. Oh well next time?

minime

Recreational Permit - Terms & Conditions 1. This Permit does not include any implied rights to use any land other than Arizona Trust lands. You are responsible for obtaining any other permits (state, federal, local) necessary.

2. You will comply with all laws, rules, regulations and ordinances. Posting is not required for these provisions to be enforceable.

3. You will obey directives from State Land Department Staff and/or law enforcement officials, including but not limited to all directives on the Recreation Page of State Land Department website.

4. All travel is restricted to existing roads and trails. A one time use or single set of tracks does not constitute a road or trail.

5. Recreational motorized vehicles may not be operated within ¼ mile of any building (occupied or not), paved surfaces (roadways, etc.) or stock tanks (wet or dry), or within any area Closed by the State Land Commissioner or where is otherwise prohibited by State, County or local ordinance.

6. You will leave gates either open or closed as they are found. No fences will be cut or laid down.

7. You will not harass livestock or wildlife nor damage, destroy or remove any livestock or wildlife improvements or facilities (i.e., windmills, stock tanks, fences, corrals, wildlife watering facilities, etc.)

8. You must completely remove all litter and refuse.

9. Human waste shall be confined to a portable toilet or slit trench which will be covered to ground level upon closing camp. Waste from portable toilets shall be removed from site and disposed of properly.

10. Recreational camping is limited to no more than 14 days per year. A campsite must be at least ¼ mile from any livestock or wildlife water catchments, tanks, drinkers, etc. Abandoned campsites are to be left clean.

11. Campfires are to be thoroughly extinguished. You are required to comply with any campfire restrictions that may be in effect.

12. By acceptance of the permit, you agree to indemnify and hold the State harmless from and against all liabilities, obligations, damages, penalties, claims, causes of action, cost, charges and expenses, including attorney's fees and cost, which may be imposed upon, incurred by, or asserted against the State by reason of any accident, injury or damage to any persons or property occurring on or about the Arizona Trust land or any portion thereof resulting from the use of the permit.

Anyviolation of theseterms andconditions voids the permit upon occurrance!

minime

And the permit is like $20.00 bucks, for a family, for one year. Pretty cheap to be legal if you ask me.

jlabe2

Yes, definately next time and thanks for the notice.

Liveoutside

Would love to crash the party tomorrow. Have a 2010 with a 3.5 RK on 35s, but still have the 3.73 gears. Anyone with experience on this trail see a problem with that? Not looking to bust it all up before I can afford the good stuff. Also, looks like that Chevron is on the S side of HWY 60, there on Goldfield Rd. Correct?

jlabe2

You should have no problems with your gearing. There will be very little rock crawling and the little that there is, there are plenty of easy lines to take. And yes, the Chevron station is on the south side of Hwy 60. See you in the morning.

Fenrir

My name is Chris, btw :-) I'll be bringing a friend.

Chevron Address:
3265 South Goldfield Road
Apache Junction, AZ 85119

let me know if that isn't correct.

Will we be taking the 60 entrance or the E Price station rd entrance? Either way doesn't matter, just curious :-)