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Here is what THE Jessi Combs says to do -- Get Involved. Del

Ziplock Omelets Homeguy had posted this up in a different thread, but in a search I could not find it again, so I am sharing this cool trick. We do it at home, before the trip. Each person picks out their ingredients (eggs, onions, cheese, meat, mushrooms, whatever) and puts them in a...

THANK you Steve. Just being an ambassador like you are, and JOINING BRC and whatever else makes sense to you, IS DOING your part. Awesomeness.

Let's say you see some numb-nuts (idiots) on the trails, leaving trash, getting off trail, driving on bushes/vegetation, or just being blatantly WRONG. What do you do? After some discussion and posts, I will collect our thoughts and later put them BACK in this post for future reference. So...

The people who don't care for our form of recreation have a saying: Think globally; act locally. Smart. We should do the same. Figure out WHO in your local area can use YOUR help; and just do it. On the global scale, like what BlueRibbon Coalition/Sharetrails is doing for us in Washington...

2019 update: I am no longer affiliated (or an active member of BRC). If they are still around, they are [US, National], BlueRibbon Coalition/Sharetrails.Org, national land use organization. BlueRibbon Coalition – Sharetrails.Org

My "cute" way of reminding folks with a pic.

In my full time role of helping save trails and keep our access open for overlanding and exploration, the MOST often asked question I get is: What can one person do? What can a working, parent, busy, person do to keep our sport alive and well? THREE main things: Join, Donate and Volunteer...

My initial impressions of Overland Bound is that you can be (already are) a major force in keeping our sport and exploration adrenaline alive and well. My personal message never waivers; if we all do our part, whatever that may be depending on our circumstances, we can keep overland alive.

Member or not, anyone can get alerts and updates on your favorite trails and states with this link from BlueRibbon Coalition/Sharetrails.Org, available to anyone: https://phplist.sharetrails.org/?p=subscribe You can pick your state; or the whole country; and your form of recreation perferred...

(CA) Both Pardoe and Deer Valley are spear-headed and adtoped (or co-adopted) by the Mother Lode Rockcrawlers 4WD Club of Jackson, CA. Do not let the name fool you -- they are more moderate jeepers and RV campers; and not so much rockcrawling these days. But they work hard on both these trails...

snowed in near Likely, CA

Thanks Kent. I'm having fun catching up on all the great ideas and info here.

I am new here but been involved in land use and keeping trails open for 35 years. I'd be happy to help in anyway I can as my full time role as an Ambassador for BlueRibbon Coalition/Sharetrails.Org. Del

Remember too, that all BLM and USFS lands have published Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) available to the public at most of their offices (and online too I believe). Del

I'm new to the forum/board, but have a lot of experience in trail cleanups and trail work. Let me know if I can help with your project/idea. I do land use full time, nationwide. Del Land Use Ambassador for BlueRibbon Coalition.

Well, ok, then. This new guy will be finding your campfire because cowboy coffee is about as traditional as it gets. Good on you.

Del Albright, here, land use guy. I work full time, nationwide with BlueRibbon Coalition (Sharetrails.Org) keeping trails open and the sport alive. I teach and advocate trail ethics and responsible recreation. Drive a 97 TJ all set up. Have a military 1/4 ton, spring over, for what we used...