Reply With QuoteSome years can be lots of snow by then. Taking your chances pulling trailer in there that late.
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03-25-2013, 09:44 AM #1Junior Member
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Meyers Cove
What are the chances of accessing this location from Challis in mid November? Looks like Morgan Creek summit is the high point. Just trying to figure out if I should leave the horse trailor and horses at home and go in on foot? I just don't enjoy the thrill of pulling a horse trailor in deep snow anymore.
Thanks fellows for any responses.
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Thats what I figured. I thought maybe they kept the road plowed open down to the mines and those ranches along the way?
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They do. But only to Cobalt. If you go. make sure you take a wolf tag.
