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Three part Death Valley series. If you see areas you want to know more about, send me a PM. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

@Sgt12XU is my IG account. Same handle as my SGT12XU YouTube channel.

Raw (abridged) Elephant Hill, Canyonlands trail run footage.

They still sell them, but propane use now. Mantles are still old school. I have one but hardly use it. It does have value at times.

I use this tool to check the smoke level in the atmosphere. Check it out. https://fire.airnow.gov

This was a triip we took to the Coyote Flats area (southwest of Bishop) last July. Our destination was Funnel Lake. We must have had 12-15 rigs total, from SoCal and NorCal. Epic three day trip. I just made time to edit the video from the trip, after eight months. Enjoy!

No problem, glad you liked them. It was a busy three days but worth it. Hopefully you got some ideas from my trip or a sense of what’s out there.

Three part video series I did from last year. Maybe this will help you get ideas. Day 1: Day 2: Day 3:

Rhino makes ARB compatible brackets. Search Google. They’re beefy and inexpensive.

In April, water crossing were not an issue. Snow prevented us from going up and over a mountain (Bryce Canyon to Cathedral Valley).

Just a teaser vid of my week long trip through Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and my favorite...Canyonlands. Three part series to come, but for now here’s a preview.

I took my Dad there last Christmas. Neither of us had been. We got lucky with the wind. The snow on the mountains made it scenic. Easy to get in and out. Close to supplies. Piece of cake. My trip:

Never saw you guys out there but watched your vids. We crossed some of the same ground that week. My favorites were the view from our campsite at Panorama Point (Maze district, Canyonlands) and running the Elephant Hill 4x4 trail to get to Devils Kitchen campsite #4 (Needles district...

My answer right here. No turning around.

When I used to take it on and off (never comes off now), I used a Harbor Freight drywall lift to put the tent on and to remove it. Solo takes 15 min tops. Most of that was tightening clamps. When not in use, tent hangs from garage ceiling via ratchet straps.

Both. I choose based on where I’m adventuring and who I’m going with.

We used to say in the Corps, “Don’t get pissed, re-enlist!” @Michael is doing just that! Good man. The rig will be back in time for summer trips.

It was rocky. Once we got in, it was worth it. Epic place.

Just a reminder, you need back country camping permits and even day use permits in Canyonlands.

Leaving Sunnyvale on the 11th headed to Lake Isabella to stay at my Dad’s. We leave in the morning on the 12th for St George, Utah. Staying at the La Quinta. Leaving in morning on the 13th for Bryce Canyon Northern campground. Will catch sunrise of the 14th there at Sunrise Point. Leaving in...