Recent content by rich5665

One must travel the paved road to travel the gravel road. So yes in my opinion, traveling over pavement would be considered over landing. I always thought the point was to throw your gear in your truck, SUV or all wheel drive,get away with friends and have a good time doing it.

Getting ready for leg 2 of Route 66. The wife and will be jumping into the truck in May and heading to Chain of Rocks. The plan is to make it to Oklahoma in the 2 weeks that I have off.

The Wife and I are finishing up the first leg of a bucket list - Route 66. This will be a state by state trip for us I’ve many years. We just got done with Illinois, took a week to enjoy the sites and country roads. Along the way I found a truck that I would’ve loved to bring home.

Haven’t been out in awhile. Love to winter camp even though I hate the cold. Enjoy sleeping in a hammock more than a tent. It’s amazing how a couple of zero degree quilts can keep you warm in single digit temps.

Wharton State Park has a few dirt roads that look challenging. I wouldn’t take a car down them. There’s plenty of places to camp and hike as well.

2013 Silverado 1500 Z71, purchased 6 weeks ago. Added Husky Bed Rail Protectors and an All-Top Nylon Recovery Kit. Next mod will probably be a dual battery setup for lights and accessories.

Hi All, Location: Central Jersey Camping/Hiking Experience: 3 section hikes on the Appalachia Trail (NJ, NY & CT). Camping and fishing since I was 2 Overlanding Experience: None Vehicle: 2013 Silverado Z71 4x4