EVENT: 'Fall Cool Down' for ATV/UTV enthusiasts (Nevada)

Posted: August 04, 2006

Nevada ATV/UTV enthusiasts of Fallon invite all ATV/UTV riders to "The Fall Cool Down" for two days riding on some of the best trails in Nevada. Join them on the trail for the Fall Cool Down in the high desert on Sept. 22 through 25.

Meet up at Cold Springs Station on Highway 50 about 75 miles east of Fallon. This location will allow us access to some great trails. Ride right from your room or camp site; no need to trailer.

Cold Springs Station has four motel rooms and 10 RV full hook-up sites and several camping sites, restrooms and showers, gas, diesel, a bar, restaurant, ice, drinks and supplies.

For reservations, contact Cold Springs Station, 52300 Austin Highway (Hwy 50), Fallon, Nevada 89406 or call (775)423-1233 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week. No email, please. Riders do not have to attend both rides or stay at Cold Springs Station; join us for one or both rides which are always free of charge. [full article]

Thanks for posting the info about our fall ride ya'll come

Bruce

For more information about this event, please visit:
Nevada ATV UTV

Sounds like alot of fun!

October 6, 2006
Cool Down Fall ATV Run a success

ATV and UTV enthusiasts from all over Nevada and California made their way to Cold Springs Station in Churchill County Sept. 23-24 for the Cool Down Fall ATV Run. Over 60 machines and about 70 riders turned out to enjoy the first day of fall in the Nevada high desert.

Cold Springs Station was booked, all four of the motel rooms and the 10 full hook-up sites were all taken and several folks were dry camping. A few people stayed about 15 miles west at Middlegate, the next closest place to stay.

The "Cool Down" lived up to its name with the temps dropping into the high 60s, to low 70s. The cooler temps made it near perfect weather for exploring the numerous trails throughout the Clan Alpine and Destoya mountains. The participants were treated with some of the best trail riding in Nevada. Along with the spectacular scenery and views, everyone enjoyed the comradery and the meeting and making new friends. Several folks said that the trails were great but the stops were better with a chance to meet so many new people who enjoy exploring the American outback on a ATV.
[full article]