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On our way to Moab for a few days. Stopped at Red Rock Canyon State Park in Oklahoma for the first night. Prepped some Thanksgiving grub before the trip and heated it at camp. Good stuff! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I have a Panavise, as well, that I use to mount a Ram Mount Tab Tite cradle. I'm really happy with the set up.

This is on the Skyway Motorway on the county rd 600-1 (6000-1 on Google Maps for some reason) section. County Rd 600-1 starts here: 33.1954950, -86.0629780 Check this out. Part 1. Section 2 ('Heath's cross at Heaths cliffs') is where I camped...

Our weekend plans for camping with a group in N. Georgia were sacked when some nasty weather scared off most. We decided to head toward the storm to change the timing of the weather a bit. We hunkered down to get through a pretty nasty storm which brought the nice cold weather with it, and we...

I basically played around a bit on FS 81 as @Ncmtnlight suggested above. Nice easy trails to explore in that area.

Excellent write up! Heading there in November. Super excited. Thanks for sharing!

Incredible area! I highly recommend visiting and exploring it. I will certainly be going back.

This works!

Awesome info. Our plan is actually to look for a site on Lake Santeetlah! I was wondering about the roads you mentioned, so it's great to hear they are good options. Thanks!

Thanks for the heads up.

Awesome info! We'll be there between 11/26 and 28 or 29. I'd love the company!

Current plan is to camp at Lake Santeetlah outside Robbinsville, SC. There are scattered primitive sites around the lake. Looks like some service roads and possible trails pretty close. If nothing else, we'll take in some scenery on the Cherohala Skyway.

What are some of your favorite spots for camping in the Nantahala/Great Smokey Mountains area? Primitive is good. I'm not opposed to a campground that has relatively private spots, either. Another thought would be an overland type route for 3 days/2 nights. Ideas?

My 4Runner's owner's manual says to rotate all five, so I do that.

I'd love to do Top of the World. I've been told by a few that I shouldn't do that one alone. This thread exists because of the big difference in opinion in trail ratings and what people say they have experienced in person. I'll have to keep that one on the 'maybe' list, I guess.

I've got the book. Thanks for the suggestions on the trails!

Waiting for the eclipse in Anderson, SC.

They are the REI Kingdom Cot 3. Incredibly comfortable. The drawback is they do not fold down very small, so they take up a lot of space. Worth it for the comfort in our opinion.

A couple of videos I put together from a trip to Colorado last year. No amazing drone footage. I don't have a drone.. I don't.. need... a drone..... Maybe, I NEED a drone....... Black Bear Pass: Imogene Pass: Clear Lake:

I have zero complaints with mine. I have a buddy I ride with who has them on his, and he is very happy. They've taken me everywhere I've asked them to go. I'm doing my part with watching the pressure and rotating them on schedule. I have no complaints with the wear.