Doing TrailBreaker a favor and posting this over here, trying to drum up some interest from fellow locals

http://www.thenewx.org/forum/showthread.php?t=170081

When: October 17th - Saturday
Who: All Nissan wheeling enthusiasts
What: Whispering Pines Hideaway
Location: 548 Town Line Road, Lyons, NY 14489
Vicinity: 45 minute drive east of Rochester, 55 minutes west of Syracuse. North of the Finger Lakes Region and 30 minutes south of Lake Ontario
Costs: $35/vehicle. $7/passenger

Event description:
Open to Nissan owners eager to test their vehicle’s off-road capability. Trails are available for the stock vehicle/novice driver all the way to modified vehicles. If you're looking for extreme obstacles or rock crawls this is not the place. The two properties are privately owned and surrounded by farm land. The Club House Property is maintained for stock vehicles and has a small recently-created 'park'. The main property (across the road) offers a larger trail network and more variety.

Food is not provided; carry in, carry out. No alcohol permitted. There are covered areas for eating and cooking, see pavilion pictures below.

Park Info:
Phone: 585-749-4256
Website: [url="http://www.whisperingpineshideaway.com/off-road-trails.html"]http://www.whisperingpineshideaway.com/off-road-trails.html[/url]
Hours: sun up to sun down
Waiver: yes, required

'The Lodge' - Club House Property is the gathering & registration area




'The Grille'




Lodging:
Camping areas are available there for an additional $10/day. There are no facilities, it is primitive.

Local campground:
Cheerful Valley Campground - 5 miles away
[url="http://www.cheerfulvalleycampground.com/"]http://www.cheerfulvalleycampground.com/[/url]
1412 Route 14, Phelps, NY 14532, 315-781-1222

Motel/hotels: check Geneva NY area, located 20 minutes away on Seneca Lake.


Trail map & more info to be posted soon. Stay posted!

Nice - thanks for posting. Great for anyone in that area. More properties becoming available to wheel is good news for our community.

I'll be attending the Nexterra Supporting Members only run in MA that day.


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Yup, thanks for the support Suresh!

If you plan on attending and don't have an account on thenewx, post up here and I'll update the thread over there.

Hope we can get some more drivers as there are only about 3 of us currently attending

I will not be there. We have a NEXTerra Supporting Members run on Oct. 17.

Cool, Hope you guys enjoy your run!

Get some trail pics & I'll like to hear your impressions of the place once you're back.


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Will do, been watching some vids from the place, looks like mostly wooded trails and mud, not so many rocks.

After my experience at Rausch I'd love to not be around big boulders for a while lol

Haha... wooded trails are fun too. Gremlin Graveyard, where we have the supporting members run, is more wooded with stumps/off cambers/hill climbs etc. too.... Less of those massive boulders you get in Rausch.
I'm sure it'll be great, have fun.


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Sounds like a cool place. Im willing to go some other time. I cannot make Oct 17th this year. Maybe we should setup a club run there sometime for next year?

It's 4+ hours for me though. If the reports are good, could be a potential club run sometime next year.


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Yep I'll fill you guys in with a full report after the trip.

Hey guys, back from the event, and had a blast. Only 5 trucks showed up, 3 2nd gens and 2 1st gens, but we still had tons of fun. Unfortunately the 1st gens suffered from some issues. The white one piloted by Nate suffered from overheating and alternator issues and had to get towed home, and the silver one piloted by Mike had an alternator issue as well, he made a quick run to Autozone and got the new one installed and made it back out onto the obstacle course at the end of the day.

Here's a link to the drop box and some youtube links for you all to watch!

Hope you enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nqzZBcMBWs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgPIwcgUc0U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GLDTMPphjk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okrZdraCnaI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxpnsPBYzH0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS0_dCay23A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBijFr6rXX8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCSYbVF64gs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYtqcKVEacg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfi4EmqVrfw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKSluKNaBKM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiIAc6vQa00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWLjdZs8yGg

https://www.dropbox.com/home/Fall%20Crawl

Thanks Sal. Looks like nice woodsy trails & slippery climbs. Were there enough to trails to spend the whole day? And did you guys camp?

I saw some pics of your radiator caked in mud too... That's what you get for blasting though mud pits.


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Luckily that wasn't my radiator. It was that of the 1st gen that ended up getting towed home.

There were plenty of trails to wheel for the entire day.

Also the owners were nice enough to rent us the hunting lodge on the property at a discounted price. The weather turned on us that night and dropped to 20* with snow flurries and the windchill coming off the nearby lake.

We left Sunday morning and drove through blizzard conditions for a while until we outran the storm. It was interesting to see such a crazy amount of snow in October. Idk how you Northerners deal with life.

I'm Mike, now keeping a spare alt in the truck lol











Had a great time really want to go back check out other trails



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