Anyone accidentally drop over ridge behing \Lucille cabin

[slednek]

Last sled I knew that dropped in there was choppered out. That was 10 years or so ago. It was a 96 yamaha vmax 136. Same scenario. Everyone went left, he went right. Guys were up there till 1am trying to find him. He had decided to try to walk out to the main trail on his own instead of the way he went down. Needless to say first trip to the mountains for him and he spent the night up there as well.

 

[OLIVE DRAB DEAN]

I know a few local's that have helped get a sled out of there. It's not easy...

 

[OLIVE DRAB DEAN]

I know a few local's that have helped get a sled out of there. It's not easy...

For sure post pic's, good luck.

 

[bigcobb]

I have been down over that ridge in the later part of spring when the snow as set up like pavement and it was still one hell of a pull to get out of there. If your a good dancer you might be able to make your own hyway and climb out your self, but might be best to let the locals try first. Anyway good luck, and post some pics :d:d

 

[magnet]

i have never been there... and it sounds like i dont wann be either. contact the krazy canadian maybe he could rip er out for ya he pulls some pretty sick chutes.

 

[btcowboy]

Any luck???? Pics to of course lol....Hope it works out for ya

 

[007sevens]

post pics of the location and rescue, please!!! Thanks

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[dragon700]

Well, good news to report! Sled is loaded on deck and back at home ready for another excursion in the Rocky Mountains! Me and a buddy snowshoed in Friday, spotted sled and dug out, cleaned up track and tried to get out without alot of success. Made it maybe 200ft, but got pointed in right direction. Packed a launch ramp and snow shoe trail, ran out of daylight to hiked back out for day. Saturday went back in and the trail had setup like pavment, was able to get track speed and launch out....then just a matter of boondocking back out to the knob. Figure I was aprox 3km from knob. I know that in bluebird day really hard to understand how I got to where I was, and riding out when you can see the downhill side...little more stressfull. All in all, quite a sledding adventure! Thanks again to Sled Den and all for there support and big thanks to Rod for his expertise, looking forward to going riding with Rod, hopefully in not too distance future..

 

[dragon700]

Bluebird days made all the difference in the world...but seeing made what i accomplished seem that more f*$cked up! Couple more pics of the couple of days. Gotta love the Robson Valley senery. So moral of story is, I learned that I have the ability to get myself out of my own mess!!!!

 

[OLIVE DRAB DEAN]

Good job. We could have used your expertise getting the horses off of Renshaw! :d

 

[Caper11]

Wow didn't realize you were that far from the cabin. Glad it worked out for yah.

 

[p.summit]

Unbelievable, your lucky you didn't go down further looks like a few long drop offs. Good job sled hunting.