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Greg Stokes
24850
24850
Mapping Crew - Colorado
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Year Started:
Off-Road Style:
Overlanding
My Garage:
- ( lift, tires)
- ( lift, tires)
Greg Stokes Is a Colorado native, born and raised in Colorado Springs. He has been off-roading since childhood, his parents say his first trip was a Jeep run over Medano Pass when he was only 14 Months old. Greg has been at the wheel of everything from dirtbikes, ATV's, early Jeep CJ5's that he has restored, Wranglers, and presently explores in a 1997 80 Series Toyota Land Cruiser and a 2016 Kawasaki KLR650 motorcycle. Greg is a proud Husband and Father of 3. His passion in the off road world is the vehicle-reliant world of Overlanding. He hopes to one day make it to Canada to Explore the Yukon and Northwest territories.
My Garage (2)
1997 Toyota FZJ80 Land Cruiser
-2.5 inch Old Man Emu Heavy Rate suspension
-315/75-16 General Grabber X3 tires
-ARB Bumper with Smittybilt 9.5 Winch
-Dual batteries with National Luna Battery Management system.
-ARB Differential Breathers
-ARB Outback Solutions drawer system with 50 Qt. ARB refrigerator
-Gobi Stealth Full Length Roof Rack
-ARB Simpson 3 Roof Top Tent with Annexe
-CB & 2M/70cm HAM radio
2016 Kawasaki KLR 650
-SW Motech crash bars with skid plate
-Tusk Adventure gear hard aluminum panniers
-Moose Racing +4 inch windshield w/ MRA X-Screen wind deflector.
-AE Motorsports 12v outlet panel with integrated Ram Mount for GPS.
My Trail Reviews (26)
(within last 6 months)Yankee Boy Basin (08/04/2022)
Per Ouray County Road and Bridge:
Good news! Camp Bird Road, Yankee Boy Basin and Imogene Pass are OPEN! We thank everyone for their patience and understanding while we closed the roads to clean-up and repair them after the mudslides on July 27. Please be safe out there and ENJOY!
U.S. Forest Service-Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forests
Governor Basin (08/04/2022)
Per Ouray County Road and Bridge:
Good news! Camp Bird Road, Yankee Boy Basin and Imogene Pass are OPEN! We thank everyone for their patience and understanding while we closed the roads to clean-up and repair them after the mudslides on July 27. Please be safe out there and ENJOY!
U.S. Forest Service-Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forests
Imogene Pass (08/04/2022)
Per Ouray County Road and Bridge:
Good news! Camp Bird Road, Yankee Boy Basin and Imogene Pass are OPEN! We thank everyone for their patience and understanding while we closed the roads to clean-up and repair them after the mudslides on July 27. Please be safe out there and ENJOY!
U.S. Forest Service-Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forests
Imogene Pass- Alternate Northern Access (08/04/2022)
Per Ouray County Road and Bridge:
Good news! Camp Bird Road, Yankee Boy Basin and Imogene Pass are OPEN! We thank everyone for their patience and understanding while we closed the roads to clean-up and repair them after the mudslides on July 27. Please be safe out there and ENJOY!
U.S. Forest Service-Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forests
Governor Basin (07/29/2022)
From Ouray County Road and Bridge
‼️ CR361 UPDATE: 7/28 3:50PM
Much progress was made today in the clearing of debris from County Road 361, specifically in the Senator Gulch area where a critical Hilfiker wall and culvert were significantly damaged in yesterday’s mudslide. After consulting with the contractor of the Hilfiker wall, it was determined that this area would not suffer from a catastrophic failure if we receive more rains this weekend. Water flow has been restored through the culvert at Senator Gulch and along with the progress made in clearing multiple debris fields, Road and Bridge has decided to RE-OPEN County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass for the weekend. The road will re-open in the next couple hours and there will be two bulldozers continuing to work into the early evening. There is approximately 1000 cubic yards of rock that needs to be moved and cleared so please be patient with crews if you encounter them. Please note, County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass (on Ouray County side) will be CLOSED on Monday, August 1, for repairs to the damaged road. Please continue to follow us for more updates. We appreciate your patience while we have worked through this today.
Imogene Pass (07/29/2022)
From Ouray County Road and Bridge
‼️ CR361 UPDATE: 7/28 3:50PM
Much progress was made today in the clearing of debris from County Road 361, specifically in the Senator Gulch area where a critical Hilfiker wall and culvert were significantly damaged in yesterday’s mudslide. After consulting with the contractor of the Hilfiker wall, it was determined that this area would not suffer from a catastrophic failure if we receive more rains this weekend. Water flow has been restored through the culvert at Senator Gulch and along with the progress made in clearing multiple debris fields, Road and Bridge has decided to RE-OPEN County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass for the weekend. The road will re-open in the next couple hours and there will be two bulldozers continuing to work into the early evening. There is approximately 1000 cubic yards of rock that needs to be moved and cleared so please be patient with crews if you encounter them. Please note, County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass (on Ouray County side) will be CLOSED on Monday, August 1, for repairs to the damaged road. Please continue to follow us for more updates. We appreciate your patience while we have worked through this today.
Imogene Pass- Alternate Northern Access (07/29/2022)
From Ouray County Road and Bridge
‼️ CR361 UPDATE: 7/28 3:50PM
Much progress was made today in the clearing of debris from County Road 361, specifically in the Senator Gulch area where a critical Hilfiker wall and culvert were significantly damaged in yesterday’s mudslide. After consulting with the contractor of the Hilfiker wall, it was determined that this area would not suffer from a catastrophic failure if we receive more rains this weekend. Water flow has been restored through the culvert at Senator Gulch and along with the progress made in clearing multiple debris fields, Road and Bridge has decided to RE-OPEN County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass for the weekend. The road will re-open in the next couple hours and there will be two bulldozers continuing to work into the early evening. There is approximately 1000 cubic yards of rock that needs to be moved and cleared so please be patient with crews if you encounter them. Please note, County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass (on Ouray County side) will be CLOSED on Monday, August 1, for repairs to the damaged road. Please continue to follow us for more updates. We appreciate your patience while we have worked through this today.
Yankee Boy Basin (07/29/2022)
From Ouray County Road and Bridge
‼️ CR361 UPDATE: 7/28 3:50PM
Much progress was made today in the clearing of debris from County Road 361, specifically in the Senator Gulch area where a critical Hilfiker wall and culvert were significantly damaged in yesterday’s mudslide. After consulting with the contractor of the Hilfiker wall, it was determined that this area would not suffer from a catastrophic failure if we receive more rains this weekend. Water flow has been restored through the culvert at Senator Gulch and along with the progress made in clearing multiple debris fields, Road and Bridge has decided to RE-OPEN County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass for the weekend. The road will re-open in the next couple hours and there will be two bulldozers continuing to work into the early evening. There is approximately 1000 cubic yards of rock that needs to be moved and cleared so please be patient with crews if you encounter them. Please note, County Road 361 / Camp Bird Road / Yankee Boy Basin / Imogene Pass (on Ouray County side) will be CLOSED on Monday, August 1, for repairs to the damaged road. Please continue to follow us for more updates. We appreciate your patience while we have worked through this today.
Imogene Pass (07/29/2022)
The Ouray side of Imogene Pass will be closed for the time being while crews clear the mudslides on Camp Bird Rd.
Governor Basin (07/29/2022)
Closed for the time being while crews clear the mudslides on Camp Bird Rd.
Imogene Pass- Alternate Northern Access (07/29/2022)
Closed for the time being while crews clear the mudslides on Camp Bird Rd.
Yankee Boy Basin (07/28/2022)
From Ouray County Road and Bridge: ⚠️County Road 361 (Camp Bird Road/Yankee Boy Basin) remains CLOSED. There is no estimated time of re-opening. Mudslides have damaged multiple sections of the road and crews are working hard to make it safe for travel. We are expecting another afternoon of rains and we are under another Flood Watch.
⚠️Access PAST Thistledown / Weehawken Trail area is not allowed.
👉If you are camping in Angel Creek or Thistledown, access to these campgrounds is open as is access to the Sutton Mine Trail and the Perimeter Trail.
Black Bear Pass (07/02/2022)
San Miguel County announced that Bridal Veil Falls and the surrounding hiking areas are now accessible. The main Pass for Black Bear is not open yet though.
Picayne and Placer Gulches (06/16/2022)
Announced as open per San Juan County
Eureka Gulch (06/16/2022)
Announced as open per San Juan County
Maggie Gulch (06/16/2022)
Announced as open per San Juan County
Minnie Gulch (06/16/2022)
Announced as open per San Juan County
Imogene Pass (06/13/2022)
Per Ouray County Road and Bridge, Imogene Pass is officially cleared of snow and open to the top on the Ouray side. The San Miguel County side remains closed at this time pending a Bridge replacement.
Medano Pass (06/09/2022)
Additional update from the National Parks Service as of June 7, 2022
Medano Pass Primitive Road is currently open up to the 4th creek crossing, 6.4 miles (10.2 km) from the southern entrance of the road. Ten campsites in the lower part of Medano Canyon are accessible by vehicle. The road is also gated at the pass summit; to access Medano Lake Trailhead, drive to Medano Pass from State Highway 69, park at the pass, and walk down to the trailhead. The pass typically opens all the way over by late May, but due to significant road damage at higher elevations, the full opening of the road is delayed. Updates will be posted here.
Hurricane Pass (05/30/2022)
Open for the season.
Medano Pass (05/20/2022)
Medano Pass Primitive Road is now opened up to the 4th creek crossing, 6.4 miles (10.2 km) from the southern entrance of the road. Campsites in the lower part of Medano Canyon are now accessible by vehicle. On the east side of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the road is still closed at the Muddy Creek crossing. The road usually fully reopens by late May, conditions permitting.
Governor Basin (05/20/2022)
Announced as fully open per Ouray County Road and Bridge
Corkscrew Pass (05/20/2022)
Announced as fully open per Ouray County Road and Bridge.
Hurricane Pass (05/19/2022)
San Juan County is actively plowing Hurricane and should have it clear in next couple days. Please be aware of icy conditions on the trail this early in the season.
Yankee Boy Basin (05/11/2022)
Announced as open per Ouray County Road and Bridge!
Fremont County Road 69- Seep Springs OHV Connector (02/15/2022)
Route was clear and dry. no issues travelling in a 2wd vehicle.
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