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Wish I would have found this out before this weekend, had the side curtain bags go on a easy section of trail, and it took the pre tensioners with it so I had to drive 80 miles home with no front seat belts or airbags. Thanks Nissan, aside from that my truck ran great.

It's official.....

Now a member wahoo

You have been busy looks good

BTW have you done anything to your Colorado?

I'm looking at the first weekend in August so hopefully the snow is gone by then. Thanks for the pics looks like a lot of fun.

So not too far off from my Frontier just a longer wheelbase on mine and about the same 2 inch lift? Love the Xterra unfortunately lost mine to a fuel truck

Walked past them this weekend, that is a great idea.

Ah man there go the smores...kidding. I usually run propane for my little grill and stove for cooking and star gazing / early meteor shower is part if the draw. So a fire won't be missed too much.

Thank you, I'm looking at the first weekend in August but wanted to get info in case I needed to do mods.

Thank you, the photo will help me get the rock sliders. What is your rig by the way?

My rig is a Nissan Frontier with a mild lift running 33s I've done a fair amount of wheeling in my time just not recently. I guess the biggest question is will my wife's heartburn be an ulcer by the time we make it?

I'm looking at planning a trip up to Gallagher head Lake for some camping first part of August. Was wondering if anybody could give me information on trail conditions and how difficult it is?

My son is now old enough to ride for more than 20 mins in a car without needing a stop. I'm planning a trip to over to Gallagher Head Lake in a month or so (I had the idea before I saw y'alls youtube video). Is there anything I need to worry about on the trail? I'll be driving my 2013 Nissan...

Hi there I'm Drannan North of Seattle 2013 Nissan Frontier photos to come If I follow the definition of overlanding in the founding guide I've been overlanding since the mid 70s hundreds of thousands of paved unpaved and holy crap miles later, I found a name for what I love.