Good points CJ. Was thinking another NV trip would be great too.
Either above or below 50.
I was actually thinking of proposing a cross NV hot springs trip.
New hot springs each day.
FAWKING MIND BOGGLING - HitR 2016 (3 Viewers)
- Thread starter FJ60Cam
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Good points CJ. Was thinking another NV trip would be great too.
Either above or below 50.
I was actually thinking of proposing a cross NV hot springs trip.
New hot springs each day.
- Thread starter
- #822
As long as Pablo's tippy-ass taco truck was upright, I wasn't too worried about mine 
hurry up! we're 16 hours ahead of schedule and waiting on you...
you want me to race thru this scenery?
better be some fine brown spirits when I arrive...
you want me to race thru this scenery?
better be some fine brown spirits when I arrive...
says open to me....
holy land
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
That sign may say open but the trail it led to had fallen off the cliff and washed down the canyon!
I am open to a Nevada adventure anytime. If you think about it, mid to northern Nevada has a pretty narrow window to go there. late spring, early fall is about it. I would even re-trace the Jarbidge trip, and spend more time exploring some of those crazy lonely valleys with the abandoned homesteads. But fall is hunting season and so that just leaves late spring. Subaru meadows needs another look. @PabloVTA goes first since his truck is the heaviest.
We might be able to do Central south at other times of the year, but those mountains are really high and get snow any time of the year.
I am open to a Nevada adventure anytime. If you think about it, mid to northern Nevada has a pretty narrow window to go there. late spring, early fall is about it. I would even re-trace the Jarbidge trip, and spend more time exploring some of those crazy lonely valleys with the abandoned homesteads. But fall is hunting season and so that just leaves late spring. Subaru meadows needs another look. @PabloVTA goes first since his truck is the heaviest.
We might be able to do Central south at other times of the year, but those mountains are really high and get snow any time of the year.
I'm all ears..spring, fall, Utah, Nevada.
That is what make HITR fun you start out the first downhill offcamber right turn gets your blood flowing but by the end of HITR 30° offcamber is
If you felt top heavy what about Chris Ridgeway on HITR in the van not to mention pulling a trailer
Right????!!!!As long as Pablo's tippy-ass taco truck was upright, I wasn't too worried about mine
I"m just saying that i would have enjoyed the trip more without the RTT. If i were to do that trip again, i would be sleeping in the awning room and leave the RTT home. Would make it less stressful for me.
- Thread starter
- #835
If I was to guess the most popular point and most photographed in the area is Alstrom Point but a PM to Treeroot here on mud would be able to tell you for sure. Alstrom Point was the cover of the 2016 Arizona Highways calendar. With the water level changing daily the view also changes. Great trek of ~100 miles of dirt skirting the west side of Lake Powell.
was not the centerfold I was expecting....
so ready to check out and "retire" like some guys I know...
find some old rig with a bit of "patina" and sit on my porch and tinker away...
find some old rig with a bit of "patina" and sit on my porch and tinker away...