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Yes! You’re my one and only trustworthy guide for trails where my big boy Tundra could actually fit. Hopefully we can do some trails soon. I’ll be out of town for a few weeks though. Should plan something for August-September.

Hey! Is this Mike? Are you back with us again?

Hey, as a last resort you know that both Taskers Gap and Blackwater State Park have trails that are fun but moderate enough that you can comfortably go wheeling solo.

Man I’ve been needing a trip like this for a long time. But I’ll be heading to Florida that weekend. Sadness :(

I’d say that’s my family’s favorite camping spot TBH. Except for the fact that I’ve gotten both poison ivy and chiggers on two separate occasions. The one negative to that campsite is how difficult it is to gather firewood.

This ^^^ I would recommend replacing suspension yourself. It’s an awesome learning experience. Or a horrible one.

I would love to be in for this but it’s both my daughter’s birthday and I’ll be arriving down in Florida that day. So I have to pass, again. :(

‘13 Toyota Tundra here. Trails out here on the East coast are usually tight and made for Jeeps. So be ready for pin striping if you go out without an experienced guide.

This ^^^ Cause truth is that your location, age, gender, or mere existence take second place to...what’s your ride? PS, most everyone in this group agrees that Toyotas are superior. Even the ones that don’t have Toyotas. ;-)

Yup. First day of the season might also be the last. Feels bad.

I’m out. Cabin camping with the family for the long weekend. Plus I just broke my ankle and jumping up into a raised truck is a bit of a challenge.

Tomorrow I’ll be out snowboarding so I can’t meet up. But I’ll be using the radios out there. When I get back I’ll update on the real life use.

Hey, I just finished programming both radios using the cable, the CHIRP software, and this list of frequencies (which is basically EVERYTHING for use on a worst case scenario)...

Other plans like..... sleeping? LOL

I saved a guide video on YouTube with a full list of the frequencies to program for GMRS and FRS which is all I care about so that’s what I’m gonna follow. Haven’t had a chance to get on it yet but I’ll let you know when I do, either tomorrow or Wednesday hopefully. And yeah, I got the 8 watt...

I just got a pair of Baofengs too. The programming cable just arrived in the mail. Gonna configure them this week and test them out with my son skiing at Snowshoe this weekend. From experience FRS radios are pretty shitty at ski resorts. Hoping for a big improvement.

I’d say basic built-in are CB and handhelds are generally walkie talkies. CB is crappy clarity though. And walkies are crappy range. I was looking for something that would work on trail or doing other stuff like hiking or skiing, so I picked up 2 GMRS radios that can be configured to use...

There’s a chance I might be hitting up Snowshoe. If not then I’m gonna try to make it.

EVENT SUGGESTION - NON WHEELING Check out this DC Ski Bus day trip to Whitetail. I'm gonna hit this up this year now that my son is old enough to come with me and I prefer company when heading to the mountains. Plus I have't been on my board in years so I'm itching to carve. Anyway, since...

There’s a CB and Ham shop in Woodbridge. Or you could just learn how use this new group tuner for free (then show the rest of us how to use it) lol