Message: Pole 6 around 9 to 9:30 each morning. I am going to try to get there by 8pm tonight. I guess we will have a large group of trucks and some campers with trailers. George said his group parks up the beach at pole 6. Chris and my truck will be the only ones that you remember.
The campers are at pole 6, which would be almost be at the end of the camping area now due to the closure of more beach. this is the meeting area since most are already there tonight.
You should see Perpetrate there.
I wont be there til 930 Sat AM.
Plan is wheel 10-1
Lunch
ATV riding 2-4
more wheeling and dinner.
More wheelin after dinner til dark.
Night riding and firewroks.
That is our plan so far.
ANyone else planning on going that is our schedule
Hope to see some new dakota's there.
Never late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies! Always ready for both!!!
Message: Pismo beach is in Central Ca coast line. It is actually called Oceano Dunes.
Here is a link to it:
http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=1209
Detailed map of the dune area:
http://ohv.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=1208
If you notice on the second map Pier ave is where you enter the yellow area is No ride no camp area after that the white area is the dune area.
The Sierra clubs have been slowly getting more and more of this area closed down. Infact the numbers down the map are the pole numbers about a half mile apart and camping / riding from pole 2 to 6 the immediate beach past pole 6 is closed now as of July 1 2003. Snowy plover birds nest there and they are protected for nesting. the dune area just behind the beach area is open for riding.
It is still a large riding / wheelin area and plenty of room for all. I think the camping limit is 1000. It is a very cool area if you ever get a chance to go. Cost $4 to get in.
Sorry for the education lesson but it is a great place to visit if you love the beach and off roading. Even if you do not care for the beach the dunes are worth it.
Never late for a Tee time or wheelin with my buddies! Always ready for both!!!
Message: LOL a long drive from Oregon to. I live right on the largest section of Oregon Dunes, near North Bend. I love rippin the dunes and playin on the beach. We have a huge section of beach blocked now for snow plovers to. They found like a whole 6 of them there last year.......grrrr dumb birds. The funny thing is there are no counts of how many birds there ever used to be. I mean maybe there were only a few of them around all the time. it's not like they used to be every where.
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