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On Saturday February 20th 2021, Eastern Washington Off Road held the 15 Annual Slab ORV Area Meet & Greet.
We had a good turn out. Five rigs from “Liberty State Overland Club, Four rigs came from “Overland Central WA”, TJ-Dave with the “Peak Putters”, and friends from Yakima with two rigs.
The area was partly covered with snow. The rest was muddy.
This was a very fun event and a great day thanks to all who came.
Here are some photos of the EWOR Slab Meet & Greet:
On Wednesday February 18, 2021 the weather was nice enough to get out and do something. So we headed out in two rigs with staff and guest to see the Yakima River Canyon.
We drove though the canyon from Selah heading toward Ellensburg. Our first stop was at Umtanum Recreation Area to see the cable bridge.
We headed back south. We stopped along the way at the following locations in order; The Historical Highway marker, Mile Post 10, Mile Post 8, and Rosa Recreation Area Waterfront.
This was a fun outing.
Here are some photos of the Yakima River Canyon Road Trip:
On Monday January 18th, 2021, we took a drive since it was a nice day. We went through the Wenas Valley, down to Naches, and over to Oak Creek Wildlife Area Elk Feeding Station. I took a few pictures on the way and then more at the feeding station.
Here are some photos of the Monday Drive:
On Friday January 1st, 2021, The Eastern Washington Expeditions group met up at Graham Family Farm in Selah. Around 10:30 AM we convoyed to close to the end of the pavement of Wenas Road and turned off to run the Ridge Road.
We aired down and headed up the trail. On McCabe Road we saw many Bald Eagles in the trees and flying around.
The trail got slick as soon as we turned up Ridge Road. We took a break once on top. The view was the same as the bottom of the hill. Just foggy.
We then ran Umtanum Ridge up past the top of Black Canyon to the next steep hill climb. At this point only four out of the seven rigs made it to the top due to the trail was icy.
We decided to go back down to the pavement. Once we got back down, we had a meeting to see what everyone wanted to do. Two rigs headed for home and the rest headed across Wenas Pass. Once on the Ellensburg side we aired up. We ran the Yakima River Canyon back to Selah.
This was a fun trip thanks to all who came.
Here are some photos of the New Year’s Day Wenas Wildlife Area 4×4 Trip :
