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I won’t make it. On the way back from vacation that weekend...

Sounds like a great adventure [emoji106]

Welcome Jan [emoji112][emoji4]

Yeah, same

I assume everyone has already made this experience [emoji12]

It’ll be too late by now but generally you can always try wikiloc if there are some recent tracks for the region you’re driving through...

Hey, that’s what we are here for: sharing knowledge [emoji4]

http://www.mdmot.com/ MDMOT is a small publisher with off-road tracks throughout Europe: books with descriptions of tracks including GPS data

That’s quite a bunch [emoji3] Great! Looking forward to meet y‘all in person. Robert: You’re right, a white 4Runner [emoji106]

Welcome Ieeloo [emoji112]

BTW, Rich, this is my rig [emoji6] I‘m a German guy but I’m watching too many US vids on YouTube [emoji16] that I fell in love with the 4Runner, so I had to import one in 2016 [emoji4]

Great idea! Unfortunately I’m in vacation on the island Krk (Croatia) that weekend. Have fun! But instead I join the Matterhorn trip [emoji6]

Welcome Rich. You can also join the Mid Europe Facebook Group if not already. Very nice rig btw! Despite Regulations there are some great regions for overland travel in Europe: Spain and Portugal, Italy (especially the Alps), Norway & Sweden, Poland & the Baltic Countries, Eastern Europe with...

It’s not the same every year. Ask the locals there. It’s the most reliable source.

They are both fine gravel roads. One side (I don’t remember which direction) is a smooth ascent, the other one rather steep descent with tight switchbacks but none of a serious problem.

Collapsed spots: to be seen on my last two pics too... Or they’ll maintain the tunnel and we’ll have to pay a toll like in the southern part of the border ridge road in Liguria, what’s OK for me (better then closing it totally).

Hi Robert. I will visit the expo probably on Friday (not camping), only for one day. Recognizable by either my brown OB cap or my grey OB tshirt - I don’t know yet which I’m gonna put on, maybe both [emoji16]

I drove the Parpaillon in 2017, End of July, and it was wet on the ground, very dark but beside that it is built very solid and it was good to drive - carefully of course. But you never know how nature works [emoji6] Here some pics I made in 2017: I don’t know the height. The highest vehicle...

so true!

Big thanks Robert! Firmly scheduled for me.