Laguna Mountain Ride, October 11-13

Laguna Mountain Ride, October 11-13

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  • #22812
    Steve Leo

      We are going back to Laguna Mountain!!! This is one of the Club’s favorite rides as we had more riders join us for this ride last year than any other ride. Don’t miss out on this fantastic, diverse and fun time. We will be riding sweepers and twisties in the mountains, from sea level in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park to almost 6,000 feet on Mt. Laguna….. just about every riding condition you can imagine through some spectacular scenery. 

      Another nice thing about the Laguna Mountain ride is that you can invite your significant other to join us as it is only about a 2-2 ½  hour drive from Orange County. If we get enough significant others joining us we will set-up a casual hike on Saturday morning and shopping in Julian in the afternoon. There are some beautiful trails in the area. We hope to set-up a car-pool for the significant others if there is interest.

      As usual we will be staying at the very rustic Laguna Mountain Lodge which has an assortment of accommodations from hotel rooms to 1, 2 & 3 bedroom cabins. To make your reservation you must call the Laguna Mountain Lodge – 619-473-8533. I suggest you go to their website and look at the accommodations before you call. It has pictures of the rooms and cabins.

      Camping will be right across the highway at Burnt Rancheria Campground.

      • Motel Rooms – $115.00 per night + tax
      • One Bedroom Cabin – $130.00 per night + tax
      • 2 Bedroom Cabins – $150.00 to $185.00 per night + tax
      • 3 Bedroom Cabin – $230.00 per night + tax

      You will be asked to send a check to pay for your accommodations. They do not accept any credit cards. Please make sure the last name on your check is the same as the reservation name so they can match it up.

      • Laguna Mountain Lodge
      • PO Box 146
      • Mt. Laguna, CA 91948 

       

      Camping

      • Burnt Rancheria Campground
      • Campsites – $35.00 per night
      • Contact Ric Magrath – 714-308-9056 – [email protected] to reserve your spot

       

      There will be 2 meet-up locations: The group from Orange County will pick-up the group in Wildomar on its way through.

      • Starbucks
        • 30835 Gateway Pl
        • Rancho Mission Viejo, CA 92694
        • 8:00am Meet-up – 8:30am KSU
      • Starbucks
        • 32080 Clinton Keith Rd
        • Wildomar, CA 92595
        • 9:00am Meet-up – 9:30am KSU
      • Lunch will be at the Paradise Valley Café at Hwy 74 & Hwy 371

       

      Meals

      • Dinner Friday night 
        • The Outpost
        • Right across the street from the Laguna Mountain Lodge
        • 6:30pm
      • Dinner Saturday night
        • Pine House Cafe 
        • ¼ mile down the highway from the Laguna Mountain Lodge – walking distance
        • 6:30pm
      • Breakfasts
        • Laguna Mountain lodge has hot coffee and they sell breakfast burritos and other breakfast items you can heat up in the microwave in your room. Sorry, no room service available!!!   The restaurants do not open until 9:00am

      Sign up on the Event Page here.

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      • #23654
        Steve Leo
        Participant
          @steve

          We are less than 3 weeks away from the Laguna Mountain Weekend Ride. Don’t miss the diverse riding conditions, from the Palms to Pines Hwy to the Anza Borrego Desert to 6,000′ Mount Laguna. Great scenery and a lot of fun roads. A great inexpensive weekend as the rooms are only $115.00 per night and we also have campsites just 1/4 mile from the Mt Laguna Lodge.

        • #23659
          Joe Reyes
          Participant
            @joe-r

            hey y’all

            is anyone planning on camping for this weekend?

          • #23693
            Steve Leo
            Participant
              @steve

              Less than 2 weeks to go to the Laguna Mountain Weekend Get-a-Way.  We have a great ride planned for you with plenty of awesome roads through very diverse terrain…from 6,000′ mountains to the Anza Borrego Desert to riding along the Mexican Border.

              Two Meet-up Locations: listed in original post at top of this page with locations and times. The OC Group will pick-up the Murrietta Group on the way.

              We will be taking a casual 239 mile ride (from OC meet-up) with stops in Idyllwild, Paradise Cafe for lunch and  the Montezuma Valley Lookout over the Anza Borrego Desert. We will have a gas stop just after lunch at the Cahuilla  Casino.

              I will be posting the Route Map for Friday and Saturday rides in the next few days. I will also post a Sunday optional route map if anyone wants to ride Palomar Mountain on the ride home after breakfast in Julian. We will be going up the East Grade and down the South Grade.

              If you have not signed up on the Web Page please do so soon so we have an accurate count for the ride. Don’t miss out on this great ride!!

            • #23694
              Tom Watson
              Participant
                @tewatson

                Looking forward to it. I’m down for the Palomar segment on Sunday as well.

                Tom

              • #23711
                Ed Taylor
                Moderator
                  @etaylorrisksolutions-inc-com

                  Anyone willing to share a room for Mt Laguna?  I haven’t tried to secure a room yet.

                  Ed

                • #23738
                  Ric Magrath
                  Moderator
                    @ric-magrath

                    With everyone staying at the Laguna Mountain Lodge I have canceled the campsites I had reserved at Burnt Rancheria Campground.

                    Ric.

                  • #23754
                    Steve Leo
                    Participant
                      @steve

                      It’s almost time to head out for the Laguna Mountain Ride so I wanted to give everyone a heads up on the weather. It is going to be as diverse as the routes we are taking. It will be cool in the evenings walking to dinner or sitting outside with magnificent views of the stars at 6,000 ft and in the mornings when we head out from the Laguna Mountain Lodge – mid 60s – so bring something to keep you warm on and off the bike. At the other end of the spectrum, it is going to be around 100 degrees for the short time we are in the Anza Borrego Desert on Friday and when heading north on the Great Southern Overland Stage Route on Saturday afternoon. Make sure you bring your Cooling Vest!!!

                      It will be in the high 70s and mid-80s for our Saturday ride along the Mexico border area around Jamul and Campo.

                      See you Friday!!!

                    • #23756
                      Steve Leo
                      Participant
                        @steve

                        Route Maps for Friday and Saturday are attached

                      • #23786
                        Ed Taylor
                        Moderator
                          @etaylorrisksolutions-inc-com

                          Steve and Mt. Laguna riders..

                          This was a fun ride.  Steve, once again thank you for putting this together.  Good roads, with great people.

                           

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