Trip Reports

Reports about backcountry recreation in the Schofield Pass, Marble, Crested Butte area

Colorado Toyotas on Schofield

Thursday, September 3, 2009
By Tomas
Colorado Toyotas on Schofield

Schofield Pass trip by friends and their Toyota FJ Cruisers, they're ace wheelers and campers. Read More

Schofield Open

Sunday, July 12, 2009
By Schofielder

Schofield Pass no doubt opened up last weekend, but we didn’t get up there on account of all the rain we’ve been getting. Got it this weekend. Wheeled over to Crested Butte on Saturday, back today. Lots of traffic, many types of recreationists. Fourx4, ATV, hike, bicycle, motorcycle. Everyone seemed to be getting along.... Read More

Schofield Road Report — Still Blocked on Crystal Side

Sunday, June 28, 2009
By Schofielder
Schofield Road Report — Still Blocked on Crystal Side

We headed back up there yesterday, June 24. Snow blockage on Crystal side of punchbowl has melted significantly. The snow is unusually slick, with less of the usual coating of rocks and tree debris, so we didn’t attempt driving it. A motorcyclist tried but didn’t get far. You could probably have crossed with ... Read More

Schofield Still Blocked — Report from the Marble/Crystal Side

Saturday, June 13, 2009
By Schofielder
Schofield Still Blocked — Report from the Marble/Crystal Side

We got up there today to check it out. The area just before the Punchbowl is still blocked. Too sidehilly to give it a go, and the ATVs haven't even been doing it. I'd estimate that hardcore 'wheelers might be able to do it by next weekend, perhaps first by coming from the Crested... Read More



 

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