When: Fri June 13 & Sat June 14 (Father's Day Weekend)
Where: Rubicon Trail
Meeting Place/Time: Observation Point top of Cadillac Hill 9:00 a.m. Fri 13th.

The Gettin' Off Club will be hosting this year's 4th Annual Rubicon Bash. Drew Persson formerly of Persson Offroad had organized the run for the past three years on Father's Day weekend for his customers and friends. Drew has passed the baton onto our club to continue the tradition.

This year the trail will be run backwards starting at the top of Cadillac Hill. Marlin Crawler Roundup III is also scheduled for the same weekend. Running the trail backwards will allow everyone to participate in both events. If you plan to attend MCR3 you must also register for MCR3 separately.
MCR3 Registration

More details for the run are provided on the club website: Bash Details

To register for the run please reply to the thread started on our club BBS or send an email to terryj4x4@attbi.com with 4th Annual Rubicon Bash in the subject and provide 1) your name 2) city & state 3) year and make of rig.

Is this run still on ?

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial, Helv, Helvetica, Sans">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial, Helv, Helvetica, Sans">Originally posted by Leonel Quinteros:
<strong>Is this run still on ?</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial, Helv, Helvetica, Sans">Seriously considering postponing, will have a definite answer REAL soon. I know Rubithon has postponed their run and they are the week after, they also have more rigs.

The Tahoma side of the trail still has snow. Even if it was passable it would be extremely wet. Not good for those of us wanting to keep the trail open.

Considering an informal run on Fri 13th from Loon to Spyder, camp Fri night, return Sat morning to the bowl for MCR3.

You may want to check with the Forest Service station in the area and see how they feel about the trail regarding run-off. Don't need to give them any more reasons to shut the trail down. If there is as much snow on the ground on the Rubicon that there was up in the Plumas Nat'l forest this past weekend, the trail may not be dry until July(at about 6500' 10-12' w/12-14' drifts in open areas, more in the shade). The group that I run with we are not planning on going until Mid to late July.