Day 6


Here’s where we camped and it was a beautiful morning.
We were about two miles north of Ferron Reservoir.


The view from our dinette window.




Our friends arrived last night; one more couple will arrive tomorrow.


Our first ride took us past Duck Fork Reservoir along trail #72.




Jet Fox Reservoir viewed from The Great Western Trail just over 10,000ft.










The old lodge at Ferron Reservoir.


One of the old rental cabins.


Hers my wife looking at one of the old cabins, this was a very touching moment
for her.

Her mom grew up in Ferron and my wife used to spent her summers there with her
grandmother when she was little and they used to come up and stay in this cabin
for the weekend and fish, a very fond memory for her. This was the first time she
had been here in almost forty years.


Ferron Reservoir.

 

Day 7


Headed out on trail #28


We rode for miles on trails thru the quakies (Aspen).


The fall colors were awesome.


Lunch time, I love it when they set out tables along the trails.






Town Reservoir along trail #25


Trail Head for trail #22.






There’s a trail and an ATV in the center of this picture.


Deer crossing.


You can see the old bridge that we crossed in the bottom of the picture.
A combination of the fall colors and the trails made for a spectacular day of riding.

 

Day 8

Day 8 of our trip was the last day we spent riding before heading home.
This was definitely one of our more memorable ATV adventures.


The trail crosses the middle of that hillside.






I LOVE riding thru the Aspen trees.








Lunch, we probably averaged 7-8 hours per day on the trails.






Just testing the “sport” in sport utility.


The end of another killer ride.

We spent a total of 9 days on out trip which 7 of them we went riding.
We put 414 miles on our truck and 562 miles on our ATV.

 

Day 9


Packed and ready to hit the road.


Ferron Reservoir


This always the worst part of the trip, the drive back home.

 

Again, outstanding.

 

Envy. That's the only word that comes to mind... Nice photos once again, Specta. I hate mud season. We have to wait for the last of the snow to melt and for the trails to firm up before we can go back on the trails May 23. Waaaahhh... Yes, it's an awful thing to see a 6'3" man whine....

 

thanks guys, Moose - whine all you want, you're in good company