Sand Hollow Reservoir (7.1 Retro, 113 liter Mistral)

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Sand Hollow Reservoir (7.1 Retro, 113 liter Mistral)

Postby layne.peterson » Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:21 am

With a warm and windy forecast for the weekend, we packed the gear and headed South to Sand Hollow Reservoir. Sailed mostly powered for 1 1/2 hrs Saturday afternoon, air temp ~ 70 F, H20 ~ 55 F, water level is very high. Drove back Sunday through scenic Colorado City, AZ and saw some real live Polygamists on our way to Coral Pink Sand Dunes. What an adventure !
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Postby whit » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:21 pm

Layne,

Good report on Sand Hollow, sounds like the water is really warming up there. We drove through Colorado City a couple weeks ago and couldn't believe all the activity and construction going on. Many, multi-gabled new homes under construction and commercial buildings being built. I guess that polygamy thing is really working out for them. Whit
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Postby lesvierra » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:31 pm

Sand Hollow looks awesome. Any advice on weather trends or forcasts to look for to optimize the chances of finding good wind at Sand Hollow.

thanks, Les
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SandHollow wind

Postby John Dubock » Thu Mar 30, 2006 11:24 am

Depending on who you talk to SandHollow either rocks or sucks! North winds/fronts get in there. Paul and Angie Bradshaw lived in Hurricane for two years and swear it doesn't blow. Other UWA members have gotten great wind there.

Either way its a stunning lake, red rocks, red sand, new camping on the hill, lots of room. Email me for pics
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