PaulW
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Pole Line - Bypass Lock gate
GPS miles From San Felipe:
My route--SF PMEX - La Ventana - PLR - Cahobuzo - km87 - SF PMEX
Pmex km178 to La Ventana @ Hwy 5 km106.5 = 44.7 Mi
Hwy 5 km106.6 to White Tank = 42.4
White Tank to Fence gate = 17.5
Fence Gate to Cahobuzo = 8.6
(Fence gate is very close to Mano Junction)
Cahabuzo to km 87 = 32.3
km 87 to PMEX = 56.8
Total 202.3
Highway miles 101.5
4x4 miles 100.8
= = =
See the gpx and KML file in later post
[Edited on 3-11-2019 by PaulW]
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Ken Cooke
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This new route was very helpful in locating the Pole Line Road without need for dealing with the hostile ranchers. I drove up to their ranch and I
immediately turned around. They were super angry - this was before the locked gate was placed at the entrance to the Pole Line Road.
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any track files? It is 2019
Harald Pietschmann
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Ken Cooke
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Give me a few days - I uploaded KMZ file to Google Drive. Still unloading the Jeep.
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Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke  | This new route was very helpful in locating the Pole Line Road without need for dealing with the hostile ranchers. I drove up to their ranch and I
immediately turned around. They were super angry - this was before the locked gate was placed at the entrance to the Pole Line Road.
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I expect new gates will go up to keep out you riff raff that are trespassing and making/publishing detours around their gates.
Trespassing: How to not win friends and influence people 
Woke!
Hands off!
“Por el bien de todos, primero los pobres.”
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Pronoun: the royal we
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bajatrailrider
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| Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | | Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke | This new route was very helpful in locating the Pole Line Road without need for dealing with the hostile ranchers. I drove up to their ranch and I
immediately turned around. They were super angry - this was before the locked gate was placed at the entrance to the Pole Line Road.
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I expect new gates will go up to keep out you riff raff that are trespassing and making/publishing detours around their gates.
Trespassing: How to not win friends and influence people
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. . The only low life riff
raft losers is you 666 . Don't like how we roll tourest then stay in your chair. Get a new job your old one smells bad as you poop in your chair
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chuckie
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Classy response! WHY? are you sniffing his chair? (Just askin)
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PaulW
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Correct track - reduced
Attached is the smallest track I can create in GPX format
I had to delete most of the details shown in my GE pics above.
In any event this track is the one I drove for my prerun, and the second run I made, and the track Rich followed for Ken's group.
I should mention to crossover between the two main washes is problematic due to bushes and a bit of elevation. Starting the correct track is good.
Put the GPX file into Google Earth and make some waypoints to help with navigation.
[Edited on 2-25-2019 by PaulW]
Attachment: xxxPaul Prun.gpx (242kB)
This file has been downloaded 320 times
Attachment: EDIT NewTrack.kml (239kB)
This file has been downloaded 369 times
[Edited on 3-11-2019 by PaulW]
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TMW
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Thanks Paul
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bajatrailrider
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| Quote: Originally posted by chuckie | | Classy response! WHY? are you sniffing his chair? (Just askin)[/rquote. ].
Chuckie boy we can smell this poor bastard hundreds of miles away. Will that do it |
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by PaulW | Attached is the smallest track I can create in GPX format
I had to delete most of the details shown in my GE pics above.
In any event this track is the one I drove for my prerun, and the second run I made, and the track Rich followed for Ken's group.
I should mention to crossover between the two main washes is problematic due to bushes and a bit of elevation. Starting the correct track is good.
Put the GPX file into Google Earth and make some waypoints to help with navigation.
[Edited on 2-25-2019 by PaulW] |
Just taking a look at rough distances... Seems the bypass route leaves the Cohabuzo/Summit road about a mile south of Mano Jcn and then at 5 miles is
another road that cuts back to the summit bound road (Arroyo Saiz, not Siaz). At 17+ miles the bypass road reaches the Pole Line Road, just east of
the White Tank.
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PaulW
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Correct the entrance to the correct wash at the fence gate is problematic without the GPS track. I drove all the options to find out. Get into Saiz
(first attempt) and then you have to crossover to the correct wash. My GPS map showed me the way or I would have had to backtrack. There are 3 options
with driven tire tracks just south of the fence gate.
If you get into Saiz wash you will end up at the locked gate.
The KML file shows all the tracks for the various washes
[Edited on 3-11-2019 by PaulW]
[Edited on 3-11-2019 by PaulW]
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David K
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Thank you Paul...
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PaulW
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Got it wrong everywhere - sigh
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David K
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At least you don't give up! Bravo!
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PaulW
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Fixed the GPX and KML files
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