-32nd ANNUAL TEN MILE WASH SOCIAL-

-32nd ANNUAL TEN MILE WASH SOCIAL-

May 03-05, 2007

 

The Ten Mile Wash gathering is ideal for the whole family and has been for 32 years.  Hosted by the Utah Trail Machine Association (UTMA) participants of all ages are invited to attend.  Base camp is at White Wash located twenty-six miles SE of Green River, Utah.  The gathering of families and friends creates a delightful atmosphere for all in attendance. Seasoned veterans enjoy renewing friendships with stories and memorabilia of past Wash rides while rookies make new acquaintances. 

 

A variety of terrain presents exciting trails for dirt bikes and ATVs alike.  This is not an official UTMA sponsored group ride, however there will be those present who can direct new-comers to areas open for trail riding.  

 

ACCOMMODATIONS

CAMPING at WHITE WASH: Camping is on scenic, flat, barren terrain with no permanent facilities nor water. 

 

PARTIAL LISTING of ACCOMODATIONS in GREEN RIVER: Rates are approximate when calling for reservations.

 

Super 8 Motel           $45  1248 E. Main  435-564-8888

Bookcliff Lodge              $45  395 E. Main  435-564-3406

Comfort Inn             $70  1975 E. Main   435-564-3300

Holiday Inn Express     $80  1845 E. Main  435-564-4439

Motel 6                 $45  1084 E. Main  435-564-3436

Ramada Limited          $64  1117 E. Main  435-564-8441

West Winds Rodeway Inn  $60  525 E. Main  435-564-3421

 

AGENDA

Thursday, May 3rd

DIRECTIONS TO WHITE WASH BASE CAMP-

Travel east 15 miles from Green River on Interstate 70 to Ranch Exit 173.  Proceed south on Ruby Ranch/Floy Wash road to White Wash approximately 12 miles from Ranch Exit. Watch for BLM signs.

 

AFTERNOON    

Ride a variety of terrain surrounding the Wash on your own or just visit.

EVENING      

Socializing

 

Friday, May 4th

MORNING      

Enjoy the White Wash area including sand dunes, dry,

sandy washes, and slickrock.  Find out about the    

challenging Dead Cow Wash extending to the Green River and continuing through the Tubes.

AFTERNOON    

Riding and socializing on your own.

EVENING SOCIAL

Campfire visits and gatherings in Green River

 

Saturday, May 5th

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST hosted by UTMA

Socializing and riding on your own

Departure for home or hang around another day

 

The following trails have been identified by the BLM:

*TENMILE WASH (50 miles): Ride to end of Tenmile Wash exiting Red Wash Trail to Tenmile Canyon area and on to head of Tenmile Wash.  Ride Wash to Green River. PLEASE be aware that there are areas of the Tenmile Wash closed to motorized recreation.

 

*CRYSTAL GEYSER (50 miles): Ride to, and back from Green River north of White Wash.  Ride a variety of terrain and enjoy the scenery.

 

*HEY JOE MINE (88 miles): Ride Rainbow Rocks Trail to dinosaur bones on Dubinky Well Road, depart for Hey Joe Mine taking Spring Canyon Trail descending down Spring Canyon north of Bowknot Bend to old uranium mine.

 

*SCENIC RIDE (50 miles): Experience a challenging route throughout immediate area. Includes famous Dead Cow Wash and The Tubes. Return by way of Mary’s Trail. 

 

*MONITOR & MERRIMACK ROUTE (100+ miles): Includes travel via Rainbow Rocks Trail stopping to explore dinosaur bones, then travel to dinosaur tracks and other spectacular views.  A gas stop can be made at the Moab Airport.  Plan on taking a lunch.

 

*QUADS: Take a fun route from camp meandering throughout the immediate area including sand dunes.  This terrain is great for beginners.

 

*PRIVATE PROPERTY

There are 1400 acres of land in the White Wash area that are owned by Curtis and Keri Rosmund.  PLEASE respect their private property as well as public property.

 

HOSPITALITY AREA

Let us assist you in enjoying this social event.

A Swap Meet will be set up at the Hospitality Area for those wishing to buy, sell, or trade riding gear, accessories, or machines.  A few stories might be swapped as well.

 

SOCIAL EVENT COORDINATOR

Paul K Edmunds

 

For more information look us up on the Web: www.utma.net

 

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