The White Rim Trail: February 2016

[MT.TREKER]

Thanks for the pics.Going to be camping at potato bottom in 3 weeks cant wait.

 

[Ryanmb21]

Rad writeup! I need to do this!

 

[Idaho_Pakeha]

Cool pix! BTW that is a flake, not an arrowhead. It likely is debris from the process of making an arrowhead. Also, they are illegal to collect on federal land, just sayin.

 

[Backroadexploration]

Thanks for the pics.Going to be camping at potato bottom in 3 weeks cant wait.

I was really impressed with potato bottom. Being close to the river would be awesome especially in warmer weather! How far ahead did you have to reserve it?

 

[Backroadexploration]

Cool pix! BTW that is a flake, not an arrowhead. It likely is debris from the process of making an arrowhead. Also, they are illegal to collect on federal land, just sayin.

Thanks for the info! How can you tell the difference between a flake and an actual arrowhead? Not disagreeing with you I literally have no idea.

We didn't take them not because it's illegal I didn't know that either. But because I have no need for them and hope the next person who finds them gets a kick out of them. Mike and I were literally talking about how this would be such a cool place to live as an Indian when we ran across them.

 

[Backroadexploration]

Rad writeup! I need to do this!

Thanks! It's a must do!

 

[MT.TREKER]

I had to reserve the camp site right at 4 months to the day.This time of year they fill up fast.

 

[unkamonkey]

I've been going out there around 30 years. I suppose White Rim should be on the list. We found arrow heads a few times around the Hatch Point area.

 

[djsixbillion]

Great stuff. I'll be out there riding the trail on two wheels (self-powered!) in a couple of weeks. Thanks for the inspiration.

 

[PetitFrereArmada]

Nice report and great pictures.