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Went for a ride today and it was sure pretty, lots of greenery, flowers, some deer, cool, high, drove in some snow.

Actually, American Fork Canyon would make a good place for a Jamboree, there are enough trails to keep everyone busy for at least 3 day and some sincere tough stuff for those who want and some spectacular scenery for every one, it's all green scenery so maybe a few desert lovers won't be intrigued. There are golf courses near by that you drive your Trooper to. Fishing.

2395700700104110397UzYDra_th.jpg First of several, also have the gpx file if you want it, PM with your email address.

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I drove up there from home, but here's a map with the trail from my home in Pleasant Grove, Utah

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I'm sure you'll recognize some of the towns like Heber and Park City too.

That makes me really jealous!! Ride trooper from house to "that!!" I do have to load mine for 45min haul to get to mts!!

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I drove up there from home, but here's a map with the trail from my home in Pleasant Grove, Utah

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I'm sure you'll recognize some of the towns like Heber and Park City too.

here's some stuff from previous rides.

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2 through 9 of this bunch are from the this area also.

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So does that mean the 2012 Jamboree is in your yard?

rocmoc n AZ

You can be one very scary DUDE sometimes, But if it works out that that is what every one wants, I may be able to reserve some camp site at Granite Flats campground, plus some free spots fairly near by, but I'm going to wait till things have gelled a lot more. And yes some camping in my back yard would work to a certain extent, just a long ways to the trails. If this gets more serious, I will post more maps of the area.

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You can be one very scary DUDE sometimes, But if it works out that that is what every one wants, I may be able to reserve some camp site at Granite Flats campground, plus some free spots fairly near by, but I'm going to wait till things have gelled a lot more. And yes some camping in my back yard would work to a certain extent, just a long ways to the trails. If this gets more serious, I will post more maps of the area.

Whats with the reserving camp sites,you cant put us up in your house???(lol)

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Went for a ride today and it was sure pretty, lots of greenery, flowers, some deer, cool, high, drove in some snow.

Actually, American Fork Canyon would make a good place for a Jamboree, there are enough trails to keep everyone busy for at least 3 day and some sincere tough stuff for those who want and some spectacular scenery for every one, it's all green scenery so maybe a few desert lovers won't be intrigued. There are golf courses near by that you drive your Trooper to. Fishing.

2395700700104110397UzYDra_th.jpg First of several, also have the gpx file if you want it, PM with your email address.

Great pic's nice country. We should plan a ride sometime, could show you some country aroung here. Robert

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