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I would recommend coming to Colorado for the mountains: to travel the amazing high elevation 4WD roads and camp by the mountain lakes, etc. The Great Sand Dunes are interesting in the way they were formed and that they are in the mountains. For me, they would be a side trip and not the main...

Woo hoo! Let us know if we can help!

Hi Tommy! I don't recall anything going there for a while. When I filter on just the Rocky Mtn Region I don't see anything: https://www.overlandbound.com/event/?region=46 I'm not close enough to help much with a monthly run, but we'd be thrilled if you wanted to help get something going...

Hogan, In case you're not aware, there are several rafting companies between Canon City (Royal Gorge) and Buena Vista. I once rafted through the canyon under the Royal Gorge Bridge. We used Echo Canyon, but I'm sure others are just as good. The Royal Gorge park has it's own fast zip line...

Welcome! @Iridium will be eager to talk to you!

@Iridium can get you plugged in to the local group. Welcome!

How set are you on this route? Along the lines of the previous poster, have you thought about heading straight for the Colorado Rockies to beat the heat, running some amazing trails then heading straight home when your time runs out? BTW, my wife loves the Pagosa Hot Springs.

Is this trip in progress?

I'm sure you'll have lots of good info trickle in from resident experts, but in the meantime this is a great resource if you're not opposed to Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TAT4x4/?ref=share

Corkscrew, Hurricane, California together Engineer, maybe Cinnamon for the Alpine Loop I love Stony Pass as well, but it may be too far out of your way.

There are several other amazing trails in the immediate vicinity of those you've mentioned that you might consider if you have the time..... Probably too many to list easily. Sorry I can't help with flagstaff. It has been several years since I last camped there.

It won't be the same without you! But no worries, we'll help Lori with the tent setup!

I have the 400-1000 MHz slug for my Bird watt meter and also one of the little vector analyzers.

Yes, remind me again when time gets closer. I'd bet Brian has one too.

It's more gear than I like to bring now that I have a satellite communicator. We'd have to really be sure we were going to use it. :) When I was first licensed in 2010, I used it a lot when I went camping alone to send text messages and emails back to the wife. I started with Winmor which is...

My radio is in my truck overhead console and screwdriver antenna is stowed until I need it. I have another portable rig setup and some masting if you really want to set something else up. I had even thought about doing a demo on WinLink, but these days with everybody having satellite...

AA0BF de N1TEW I have mobile HF and might play with it a bit.

Please add @NJTIMBERLINE4X4 to the list.

Hey stranger! How have you been? I should have thought to send you an invite when we posted it. My apologies. Have you been to the cabin lately?

I take my Chevy on all sorts of trails. It really wasn't the size, but the lack of clearance that got me on Hancock.