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So, I got out and scouted this area. There was actually more dirt than I expected. We ended up spending the night (motel with pool, real Overlander stuff) then headed out again in the morning. On the trip out we connected Rothrock to Buchanan to Forbes. We usually camp with our camper, so...

There are plenty of backroad and some dirt, even a 4x4 High Clearance trail connecting the Mt. Davis section of Forbes to the OhioPyle area. Some purple lizards to check off, and there at the bottom is the entrance to Savage River State Forest

Hoping, Wishing, Praying, having a seance that I can pull off a road trip tomorrow. I have a few of the additional routes through the planning stage and into the scouting phase. The family wants to head out towards Pittsburgh this long weekend, and I saw it as an opportunity to scout some of...

Spent the afternoon in Moshannon yesterday

Yes. And any free GPS viewer will work with them. And there is a whole rabbit hole full of other options.

Got a few short drives in. Did some ice scouting...all clear! Finished my adventure pack. I am ready to get many miles on the tires and much more Pennsylvania dirt on my boots.And many nights camping in the forest. Looking to get further into the forest than Pennsylvania allows vehicles...

We got the cellphone set up on ours. The cloud cover never let the phone focus on the moon though. I definitely need to get a better phone...ha. 1st pic is with just the phone next are it trying to focus. Damn clouds.

We got a few threads going for our copilots. I lost mine a few years ago...so I do not mind sharing him again. Sure do miss him

Forest Report: Rothrock State Forest has zero ice. It was flurrying last night and at elevations over 2000 feet it was laying at the edges of the road, grassy/leafy areas. Lots and lots of trees down. Most where cut away from the roads...looks like many more thinking of taking the fall. Would...

My son also got a telescope from Santa. We have had nothing but cloud cover since. We did get to look at the moon and Jupiter. We use the Sky Safari App to see what to check out and for a guide to where to look. We have always star gazed...but as he nears 10 years of age...he is much more...

Awesome. Love it. Here is where mine sit. 3 pencils, a pen, a flashlight and a knife...with some free ice cream cone collection...lol

This is why I steer clear of group activities. I appreciate a group that has rules and a plan. And some one that can lead enough to stick to them. Always fun to see how diverse people's opinions are of how to do something. Good stuff!

:innocent:I have 275s...best of both worlds:smilingimp:

It is the internet. You put too much Thought into it. Then it is wondered why there is a is the forum dying thread. You made your opinion based on your experience. Someone else makes their opinion based on their experience. The fact is no tire size is going to limit you on overlanding...

He is gearing up for the new fad of carrying different types of tires to be a true overlander.

Just when I thought we were kidding...

Went up to the hang slider site on the Purple Lizard Bald Eagle map. It is actually in Tiadaghton SF. Was a fun drive up with the snow. But, too foggy to enjoy it. Will be back on a clear day.