It was good today. every thing below 4 corners was rideable without studs. lots of people out today.

Edited by Charles De Mar, 29 January 2012 - 02:44 PM.

Charles; I used to ride Pipestone some 30 + years ago and have a few times since moving to the West side of the Mountains, just not familiar with the "four corners" description. Last time I rode there it seemed like a lot was lost to development - in years past there wasn't one house out there that was lived in. Sigh!

It's not developed.

nothing exciting up there besides the gravel pit/mine operation they got running up there.. hopping to hit it up friday afternoon with some buds. random snow in bozeman tonight hope nothing hit over there, should be dry again.

What I am talking about is the fact that we used to start out a the Pipestone interchange where the State shop is and ride all day without fences or houses.

Anyone been riding at pipestone lately? what are the conditions like?

Where is Pipestone?  Anyone got a link they can post?  My son and I try to find a sew place to ride every year for a good long weekend.  

Thanks in advance,

Booger

The Pipestone/Delmo Lake area is east of Butte and west of Whitehall between I-90 exits 233 & 241 with most trails on the north side of the interstate.  Four Corners is a popular staging area.  Trails below Four Corners are often clear of snow by now, with trails closer to the continental divide clearing later.  It is a fantastic riding area with many miles of trails.  Surfaces are generally decomposed granite.