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Thanks Murfman. I have this post from @Neal A. Tew bookmarked and will be checking it frequently starting soon. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/colorado-4wd-road-trail-conditions.38251/

Great!!!

Sure! Have you done the route before? I am not sure how a trailer would fare on some of the switchbacks. It'll be my first time there.

Yo! This weekend I've got a solo trip planned but we should definitely get another group together soon. Keep in touch.

Yeah Independence Day weekend will be jampacked! Oh well, it is what it is! :laughing: So far it's just me and probably one or two other rigs. But there's still two months before the event so maybe more people will join.

OK thanks. I am planning on adding the exact routes you mentioned. California -> Hurricane -> Corkscrew Thanks btw!!!

@Neal A. Tew A fellow OB member is asking if they'd be OK going on this trip with a full-size Ford F-150 Raptor. I haven't been on these particular trails yet, but from the YouTube videos I've seen, I don't think he'll have a problem. What do you think?

Your directions are not clear to me. You could try this, but I don't know the ratings of the trails. Onion Creek to Gateway

I see! Thanks!

Hey Neal, do you know what this means?

What is it exactly that you're trying to do, and why?

Here are some drone shots from Bronco Safari in Moab.

Engineer Pass will be the toughest trail, Cinnamon Pass will be slightly easier, and the rest of the trails we decide to do after that will be even easier. We may move a little faster or slower depending on how the group feels. I will be in no rush, but if we're making great time and the group...

Come overland along some of the most scenic trails in the country! This will be an epic trip that will include gorgeous views, beautiful campsites, narrow shelf roads, rocky terrain, and some water crossings. View Rally Point

I've done a good job of selling stuff I don't use or want anymore on Facebook and Ebay. I used to use Craigslist too but now it's super scammy and also a lot of my postings get taken down for some reason. Really weird. Anyway, I'm all about decluttering and selling gear that I am not using so...

Chicken Corners will take you 4-8 hours depending on how leisurely you want to be, if you get stuck behind any groups of vehicles, and how often you stop to take pictures and enjoy the view. Your vehicle won't have any problems on that trail.

Could either just search on Google Maps: Camping Or try these steps: Map - Overland Bound Click Map Filters Choose Camp Site Pan over to the Sequoia National Park area You should see the below camp sites

I captured this drone footage recently down in Southern Utah.

This. Contrary to what some people may think, the crowds in summer will not be as bad as over the next month or so. Plan out any permits you may need, wake up early, and get your day started ASAP while it's cooler and while less people are out. Definitely have plenty of water, electrolytes...

I'll be getting a Warn winch and JCR winch plate installed soon. The total weight will be 121 lbs. I am guessing this extra weight will drop the nose a little bit, affecting my ride height and decreasing my ground clearance slightly. What do I need to do suspension wise to make up for this...