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Obviously I didn't make it out there, but I hope you had fun, can't wait to see photos. How was it?

Tekton would be my go to nowadays.

Looks like a fun time! Any gps tracks of your actual route?

It's possible though I won't know for sure if I can make it till Saturday.

Trash, dirty boots, fire wood.

Two would be ideal but the NPS will plow and sand the roads before you need two pairs of chains. In reality, you just have to show them that you have a pair of chains to get through the gates, but you won't need them. Depending on who is at the gate, they can (and have) turned 4x4's around when...

I'd love to attend this. Anybody want to hit the trails after?

Still have these. Make an offer!

Bummer, Hollister HIlls SVRA has a partial closure on November 8-10. It'll likely be too crowded to have much fun wheeling.

I do!

Anybody want to meet up (soon) or hit the trails (second weekend of November)?

This looks fun!

There's a lot of forrest roads out in Sequoia NP. I'd recommend using Gaia GPS (premium) with their USFS MVUM and new USFS Roads and Trails map overlays to scout things out. I've never been out there but I'd love to learn about what you end up doing.

First you need to decide what kind over overlanding you want to do - technical trails? Remote camping? Long term or extended living? Parking lot camping during meet ups and coffee? Then decide on what kind of vehicle fits your needs – full size pick up, midsize SUV, etc. Then decide how much...

The Rubicon is a serious trail and chances are your mostly stock Tahoe won't make it through the gatekeeper or if it does, off the trail. You'll want front and rear lockers, no trailer, openness for body damage in a full size rig, lots of spare parts and fluids and the know-how on replacing...

Interesting. I found it to be slimmer and narrower than the Camp Chef that it replaced. I guess its all relative.

Two real good points here: 1. The dunes drop off steeply going away from the ocean. Go slow away from the ocean and quicker coming back. 2. Flags are actually a requirement in the dunes. You can get a ticket if you don't have one. Spend the $10 on Amazon or near the entrance to keep everyone a...

I really like my DMOS Stealth shovel. Long handle for my 6'7" height, good metal parts, serrated edge for scraping ice but not dangerous to users, compact storage.

That's really nice!

I feel the same way! I really want the standalone GPS unit of the Explorer+ but don't really want to spend the money since I mostly use my iPhone when hiking away from the vehicle and iPad in-cab. I like the idea of redundancy and not having to rely on an ever-changing Apple product to see my...