i think it only depends on what season it is sometimes i have gone up there and it was free.but other then that i think it is about 10 too 15 for car and driver and i think passenger has to pay 3 too 5 .
So as I'm understanding this, the 26th will be the date for the next meet and the contention is for a drive to Hurricane Ridge and not a "How-To" meet right?
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i think it only depends on what season it is sometimes i have gone up there and it was free.but other then that i think it is about 10 too 15 for car and driver and i think passenger has to pay 3 too 5 .
Here's a current picture from Hurricane Ridge:
This is what you should see:
Want to "chain" up the sol? Mine's not a very good snowplow.
Also I couldn't find anything on cost of getting it at this time, but I didn't look very hard either, just a few pages in.
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Oh, don't belive the camers. Its had the same pic showing since Nov 23rd or so. I have been tring to plan this trip ever since then... still haven't got it done yet. Weather should be better by the end of March. We'll just have to call closer to the day of, and if its poopy-a how to I guess...
I'm up either way. A how-to would be kind of nice because my top makes lots of noise and leaks. It would be nice to get that to go away. But, going to the ridge would be cool that is if it's a nice day. Like today's weather out here on the peninsula wasn't the best and wouldn't have been fun up there just grey. Like I said I'm good for either just as long as the weather is good.
That would be cool. I've never done a ride with a pack of sols. I think that would rock. Post the time you will think all this will go down.
Any more on the cost of getting in yet before I put this together and up? People going to go will want to know.
Geo
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Team Sol of Washington
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 27, 2006 09:39 PM: Message edited by: Geo 94 ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Geo 94:
Any more on the cost of getting in yet before I put this together and up? People going to go will want to know.<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">and this from an independant hikers websiteEntrance fees are collected at the Heart O?the Hills entrance station whenever the road is open. Olympic?s seven-day entrance pass, which allows a private vehicle to enter any of the park?s roadways, is currently $10, but is proposed to increase to $15 on January 1, 2006. The price for an Olympic National Park Annual Pass will remain $30. (more)
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">The winter schedual is until march 26th, so I don't know if any of this will be different.The fee program at Olympic has recently changed in accordance with the Congressionally authorized Recreation Fee Demonstration Program. Entrance permits and passes are sold spring through fall at park entrance stations. The fee is $10.00 per vehicle ($5.00 per person for bicyclists and bus passengers) and is good for seven consecutive days at any park entrance. A $10.00 per vehicle fee is also collected at the Hurricane Ridge entrance on weekends during the winter. Season passes ($20.00; good for one calendar year) are also available. The Golden Eagle Pass, an annual pass good at all National Park Service areas, as well as other Federal Fee Areas is now $50. The lifetime Golden Age pass costs $10 for individuals who are 62 or older and the free Golden Access pass is available to individuals who can show written proof of permanent disability.
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 28, 2006 09:28 AM: Message edited by: A.Oster ]</font>
I have some Autocross Solo2 events scheduled at Hampton Lumber Mill in Packwood WA. I will work on getting there by morning to catch stock class (Geo he he [img]smile.gif[/img] ) This place has a huge covered area we can put our cars in. Rain or shine. SCCA members it's $20 for a session, and $10 more for non-members Best day's are probably going to be the practice days. Easy for people to get there closer for second session. No purchase required, show up to just watch.
Sat, June 3 (practice), and Sun 4th (stock class runs AM)
Sat July 23 (practice), and Sun 24 (stock class PM)
Sat, Sep 9 (practice), and Sun 10 (stock PM)
This is a super opportunity to get some good photos of you driving or your car.
Update:
S2000's welcome [img]wink.gif[/img]
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