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Hah, how exactly did that happen?

JBLM, not too far from you. I've been here for just under a year. Before this I was in Arizona, and before that I spent a few years at the illustrious Ft. Drum in NY.

I could be interested, depending on location. Currently serving in the Army.

Surgically attached to your left thigh? That could cause all sorts of hygiene issues, Steve.

Oh, and I still haven't decided where to mount my OB emblem. Suggestions from the peanut gallery....?

A snorkel happened this past weekend. The install was NOT fun.

Love your TB man. Makes me miss my 06 TB. I was a member of OffroadTrailblazer back in the day and remember reading through your build there. Great trail photos, as well.

I need to stop looking at your thread.... Makes me want to spend money....and Titan Swap.

Welcome! I'm down in Lacey, so not too far from you at all.

There's a few of us up in Washington, were actually planning a meetup in western Washington in June. Welcome!

While the tents were set up, it was just raining as we were at a lower elevation. I wouldn't see any issue using a RTT in the snow, though. They're pretty sturdy with a rigid inner-framework.

The bumper looks great, Steve. Well worth the wait. My snorkel came in yesterday, so I'm primed and ready for install next weekend.

I'm in, as well.

@Truckerbizz Those spots looks good, man. I can't say for sure, but I've driven through most of that area so I've probably been up both if those FSRs. Most of it is cleared and logged, so the views from the hilltops are awesome.

Fine with me. Although....if we're waiting until June, that opens up a few more options. Fortune Creek/Gallagher Head Lake, for example. This would be a good combination of an easy wheeling trail and a great camping location overlooking a mountain lake. Again, the I'm not opposed to sticking...

Open as well, with the except of 13-15 May. Got another trip planned.

That's my major consideration, as well. I planned to attend this originally without the wife, as she works weekends a lot my schedule is more flexible without her. Also, dispersed camping isn't her favorite:expressionless:

For me it depends on whether my wife is working the weekend we choose to make the trip. If she's not working, she'll be coming with me. Regardless, I wouldn't hesitate to bring the family unit. Unless we want to make this a man-trip. Doing man-things. Driving trucks, wrestling bears, battling...

I think it would be best to stick to the area around Lake Cushman. Just north of the lake is the Washington/Jefferson Pass region. Lots of service roads to explore through the hills, and we'd likely encounter some snow covered mountain roads for funsies. We could cut back to Brown Creek to camp...

Any objections to the peninsula? I can't start scouting some routes, if this is the agreed upon location.