ethandf06
Wizard
weather was great it was 70 degrees at the summit with clear skies.
Chinook Pass pictures
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Dustin
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Lovely, lovely, lovely! I think I'll be on that road this coming Tuesday 
OneSizeFitsAll
Wizard
Very nice. I have a route question, if you please.
Plan to be up that way mid Sept. on my FJR.
One day we have planed is leaving Hood River north and ride in Windy Ridge with a lunch. Back out to Randle , over to 7 north with a right on Nat. Park Hwy to Chinook Pass and on to Yakima for the night.
Doable day ride?
Plan to be up that way mid Sept. on my FJR.
One day we have planed is leaving Hood River north and ride in Windy Ridge with a lunch. Back out to Randle , over to 7 north with a right on Nat. Park Hwy to Chinook Pass and on to Yakima for the night.
Doable day ride?
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thepopularjock
Wizard
That's awesome!
tombraider2
Wizard
Looks Great, Did you make an up an over trip or just flip R back on top.
Have fun Dustin.
Have fun Dustin.
3B43
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I'm planning on taking a similiar route next month: I'll be spening the nite in Yakima, then 12 to 410 to Enumclaw down to Eatonville then to Ashford and back to Yakima. You have any 'time estimate' for this loop?
yamafz1
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Great pictures, looks like it was an enjoyable ride.
packnrat
Well-Known Member
seeing the snow and hearing only 70eish.
as i sit here at home with stitches in my hand not able to ride and it is 97 in the house.and hotter outside. :dontknow: :surrender:
sounds like you had a great ride.
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as i sit here at home with stitches in my hand not able to ride and it is 97 in the house.and hotter outside. :dontknow: :surrender:
sounds like you had a great ride.
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ethandf06
Wizard
this could be done in a day but it would be a little uncomfortable. There are a lot of nice little inns along the way you could stop at to keep the trip enjoyable. Plus part of the ride is to take in your surroundings.
ethandf06
Wizard
Just going over 410 from Yakima would be a 2 hour trip. With stops and going over 12 i would suspect 3-4 hours probably closer to 4 hours with stops and what not.
ethandf06
Wizard
thats just to the west side not return trip.
ethandf06
Wizard
Just to the summit and back.
3B43
Well-Known Member
Thanks! I think I penciled the milage at around 340'ish for the entire trip from Yakima-round Mt. Rainer-back to Yakima. Any opinions on what else I should be riding in that area? I was 'planning' on heading home vis Hwy 12-25-51-36 to Bend, spend the night, then head home (Humboldt County).