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Dress warmly. It got cold at night and in the morning.

There are a few. This one uses the sensor. Link A Fleece lined option Link I have friends that use pipe insulation as well.

They sell tube covers. This works well for me. Even camping in a tent in the cold it keep the tube from condensation.

Welcome aboard.

I considered it. I use a 66I Inreach when I hike hunt. A Overlander in my Jeep. I did not like downloading maps layers etc. Also, I like the option to link my Garmin in I reach. . That said I do use Gaia to load routes and plan my trips. Scout and load routs. It comes down to personal...

No it is built in as well as the maps.

Depending on if you want a communications device as well. If you do I would look at the Garmin 700I series. I use a Garmin 66I with an Overlander. I love my setup, but the 700I was not available. I came from using a Garmin 650 Montero. If given the choice again I would have chosen the 700I...

Beautiful rig. Nice to see Rangers represent.

Welcome aboard. You will find a wealth of information on the site. Also, people are very informative about both building your rig and what they use to explore.

There is a good thread on this in the GPS section. I have used mine in both California and now in South Dakota. That combined with a In-Reach Mini or any In-Reach devise is incredible. I use my Overlander and a 66I. You may want to look at the 700I as well. Depending on your needs.

My first trailer was a M-416 Military trailer. I built it up for camping and 4 wheeling here was my first 5 considerations 1. Tent. With all of the options research choose what is best for you. Roof Top tents were not an option when I started, now they are. 2. Water storage of some kind...

Great place. We were there in April. Camped visited several spots. Were there many people?

Your message has good timing. I was out on the trail yesterday: nothing wild, just some mild Overlanding scouting. I was thinking, what would I add. I am enjoying the semi-stock rig. My other Jeep is a lifted and locked JKU. It serves its purpose, but I enjoy the Gladiator and honestly, it meets...

My bet is a update with InReach built-in. And minimal features. Look at the difference in the Montana series. 600 series vrs 700I series, also Their alpha dog collars. Only difference is In Reach built-in. It is all about a reoccurring revenue stream with InReach.

Thanks. I am planning my route out. My wife and son are heading out in advance. I am following a few days later. I plan to take my time and camp along the way and explore a few trails. I have 4-5 days of time to explore before I get home. If all works well I am going to try to hit the Bad...

I am originally from San Jose, moved to Arnold 20 years ago. I am moving to Chamberlain in September. Very similar reasons as you did. Between the forest closing down, the crowds, and the politics surrounding the outdoor activities I enjoy it is time to move. Not to mention the income tax...

I am moving to SD in September from a town in the Sierras in California. I would love to see pictures of your trip and the trails. I am used to Overlanding in Sierras and in Nevada. I am looking forward to exploring the Rockies and specifically the Badlands.

We are moving to Chamberlain in August.

Thanks, excited about the move. Californa has changed to much. Looking forward to new adventures and meeting new people.