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Can you help us get permission from the Senafront to cross the Darien? :D

I'm admittedly a little confused. Was this owner purporting it as thee Back to the Future truck or just a replica?

Great getting to meet the OB fam Michael and it was fun catching up with many SLC locals too!

Absolutely, our local forums (such as ExpeditionUtah.com) have been discussing the proposed monument for months. While we don't know any specifics just yet, we do know motorized travel and routes will be closed and limited. Protection is great, locking out access is not.

They could certainly be longer but I think they are trying to tap into the audience that has just 4-5 mins to watch... The tool segment I did (you linked above) could have been an hour but I had to focus on the critical items and ideas in just a few minutes.

I don't think he did a thread. If he did it would be on Mud

Any particulars you were interested in knowing more about?

Not in a few months but yes... Spent a lot of time there.

Fraser is a great time, get off the beaten track and out on foot and do some exploring. There is an old logging ghost town that is worth the voyage. The beach driving is pretty high traveled, just watch the tide charts and you'll be golden.

Thanks for sharing Corey!

Post em up!

Right on, join the forum and be part of the community!

If you love ghost towns and mine sites, be sure to check out the Utah Ghost Town Project hosted by ExpeditionUtah: http://www.expeditionutah.com/ghosttowns/ https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1STL3798YqVIN4YLjPk2XuTBOK-w&ll=39.261505669346384%2C-113.92851000000002&z=6

Good luck everyone. Everyone here at XO is excited to bring you this contest!

Yup. Dinner, breakfast, desserts, pizza for lunch. I've camped for days on end with no other cooking device. Rome rocks!

Not at current though I've owned a few, great rigs. I've got a few other non-overland Toyota's that I need to get some work done on too. The 100 and the Stout are going to be sold eventually so that'll free up some $ and time for the others.

I'm a bit of a LC junky... 1972 FJ40 "Mongrel" (Pic taken in central Utah ~2007) Built before build threads were a thing :D 1989 BJ74 "Jenny" (Fall 2016, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah) Mud build thread: https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/jenny-build-thread-1988-bj74.927424/ 1988 HJ61 "Red...

Very cool! I'll look forward to it. :cool: I did a Hole-in-the-Rock Trail article in TT exactly 10 years ago this month. I've since facetiously referred to myself as a published author :D

I understand you can't share the trip details but where did you go and what magazine should we look for it in?

The BAJA Almanac is second to none IMO for a single point resource. The Nat Geo foldout maps are a good resource too in my experience. Most recently I've been using the HEMA app for MX/CenAm travels. Edit: looks like they are sold out but check Amazon, etc: http://www.baja-almanac.com