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Were on your list...

Those of us that can't attend are hoping for updates and pics please! :wink:

It falls in the "necessary evil" category for me...........which is getting to be a large category, LOL.

If you fit the age group (age 50 and over), the AARP plan through Hartford Insurance has been great for us.

Wish I could make it, but we have family camping plans in the Mountains. Maybe next year!

Prepare to be blown away with the trails in Colorado and Utah......:wink:

In addition to the Alpine Loop trails, Immogene, Engineer, Cinnamon, California, Hurricane, Poughkipsee Gulch, there's Ophir, Last Dollar, Yankee Boy Basin, Kite Lake, Priest Lake, Alta Lakes, Silver Jack Reservoir, Chimney Rock, and more! There is plenty to keep you busy, I'd suggest perhaps...

Sweet Casita! I don't think this will take long, GLWS

Another modular option is Hiker Trailers out of Colorado.....You can get an "empty box" so to speak and ramp it up from there. Just in case you haven't already found them.

Hey Brian......are you looking to build or buy a square drop? Just curious.....and, how many people are typically in your rig?

I am not 100% sure, but it sure looks like there are some opportunities right in there.

Hey John, I am pretty close, up by Rifle. Reach out and we'll try and meet up!

Hmmm, maybe a snorkle? :fearscream: Is the XT turbo'd?

Love the flaps and tires idea, that will declare it's intentions as a higher purpose than a simple grocery getter. :wink:

Yes, you can continue up Onion Creek and it will eventually intersect with a road (multiple names, John Brown Canyon Rd, Gateway Rd., Dolores Triangle Safari Route) that will drop you down in Gateway. From there you can go down the highway a bit (beautiful drive) and connect to where the...

Welcome Brian and Cyndie!

Welcome from Colorado!

I heard (on the internet) that spoked wheels cure death wobble!

Interesting and confusing at the same time!

You missed the point...I will humbly exit this discussion and let you live your dream.