Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
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Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
Does anyone know current conditions of this road? It runs for a mile or so north from the Control Road past the Girl Scout Camp towards the Highline/AZT. Tonto NF got a chunk of change for trail work and we are setting up projects. If this road is navigable it will make working this stretch much easier.
Shawn
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
I'm not much help but was just curious where it was located north off the Control Road (FR64), so I went searching for it-->Sredfield wrote:Does anyone know current conditions of this road?
http://hikearizona.com/map.php?QX=3478 (Hopefully someone in the know will advise you, but I would only guess viewing our HAZ Satellite Overlay..the terrain and the fact it goes uphill 550-600ft before ending..that if not obstructed with a few downed trees and washouts to deal with, that it would be high clearance with 4WD required).
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
Gosh never heard of that road before, but it reminds me of dirt roads in Michigan where I am from we have long ones, rough ones, short ones, etc, drove on lots of old forest roads growing up myself. Not a forest road and not even remotely related to your post, but I hit some heavy traffic on the 10 heading west today, oh well gave me some time to ponder climbing Camelback, as soon as I get more time I am climbing that mountain for sure. Speaking of highways it just annoys me and drives me crazy the way people use the terms high way, expressway and free way so interchangeably, ugh I hate that. There is clearly a correct name for these types of words and it drives me crazy that people refuse to use them! When will people learn the correct naming or at least the way I believe to be correct? I did take FR 419 on Monday when I went to Barnhardt Trail, I found cars could easily travel road in dry times, however, with only a little rain I found my X-terra sliding around a lot, and I have been shooting soft ball size chunks of mud on the freeway since it happened, I hope this helps...sorry just never heard of or been to that road before..
Some of you are saying gosh FOTG is a either a jerk or an idiot, probably both accurate assessments...meanwhile, more astute HAZers are saying to their self..."I see what he did there" "I see very clearly what he did there, well played, well played" ;)
Some of you are saying gosh FOTG is a either a jerk or an idiot, probably both accurate assessments...meanwhile, more astute HAZers are saying to their self..."I see what he did there" "I see very clearly what he did there, well played, well played" ;)
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District


Whereas other HAZers just think you're a


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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
@chumley
Safe to assume you the president or at least head chair ;)Welcome to the club
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
I'm often misunderstood. That's all.
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
So... when you said I hit some heavy traffic on the 10 heading west today what did you mean? Were you on the US 10? the I-10? the Interstate 10? and was it a highway, expressway or freeway.... :whistle:friendofThundergod wrote:Speaking of highways it just annoys me and drives me crazy the way people use the terms high way, expressway and free way so interchangeably, ugh I hate that. There is clearly a correct name for these types of words and it drives me crazy that people refuse to use them! When will people learn the correct naming or at least the way I believe to be correct?
C'mon now, which is YOUR correct designation? (How was that for an appropriate use of an apostrophe?)
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Re: Forest Road 646, Payson Ranger District
When you turn off from the Control Road it was quite muddy this past weekend, I did not travel down further the road.
jk
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