The route via Hwy 89

[evil_henchman]

Just got back from my little recon trip to Meadow Lake via Hwy 89. The road is indeed paved to Webber Lake which turned out to be a privately owned ranch. The road from Webber to Meadow is 10 miles of gravel seven of which are what I call gravel highway with the last three being typical woods road but nothing anything on four wheels couldn’t get by on, at least to the group campground/OHV staging area. From there the road around and next to the lake gets funky enough to keep my RV out anyway. Never did find a concrete slab at Meadow. Where is it?

Here's my son next to Tollhouse Lake representing Team Green

Here's me representing Team Blue (as if there's any other color)

What a great spot for Cheetos and PB&J sandwiches, a little lake with no name between Jackson Meadows and Tollhouse

 

[twowheelnut]

Nice! But I prefer Fritos. Izzat okay with everyone? :dntknw:

 

[OrangevaleFJR]

Nice! But I prefer Fritos. Izzat okay with everyone? :dntknw:

Sherri will be glad you don't want to eat some of her Cheetos

Nice! But I prefer Fritos. Izzat okay with everyone? :dntknw:

Sherri will be glad you don't want to eat some of her Cheetos

 

[exskibum]

I guess we'll have to show you the slab. It's in the meadow on the dam end of Meadow Lake.

I was on the south side of 80 yesterday, not far from the Hwy 20 turnoff, on the FJR -- exploring. Now I gotta get the dual sport up there, because the Feejer wasn't going to go past the end of the pavement (about 9 miles in). I'd been curious from looking at maps and wondering about ways down the canyons and over to other main ridges. What I saw only intrigued me more, and after looking at the maps again last night, there is definitely some exploring to be done on the DS over there!

 

[evil_henchman]

there is definitely some exploring to be done on the DS over there!

Most definitely! I see many wekends up there in my future B) I'm getting a bit bored with my usual area off of Mormon Emigrant Trail Rd.