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Samual P Taylor, I camped there several times when I was kid. I do not think I have been there in 35 years. I do have a funny story. My brother, a couple of friends and I caught a lizard. So we find this big jar and put the lizard in it. So we can take it back to camp to show our parents. One...

Don't rub it in.

Everybody thinks it's fun for about 30 minutes, then the cold & wet and the bending over set in.

Yeah they were, if he lands a couple of feet to the left and goes through the roof they would both be dead.

In the video I think there was only one vehicle with a flag, I never been anywhere in the dunes that did not require flag on your vehicle. It probably would not have helped in this incident, but it shows that safety may not be priority.

That is my dream rig, I have wanted one for 30 years.

It's amazing he did not crash.

Crazy Video

Yeah I couldn't believe it, I was at my buddy's house and he brought it over to show off. I was impressed. Apparently it is what he does with all his time off work.

Nice hat, I'm jealious.

A friend of a friend pulled a 12 ounce nugget out if the Mokelumne in early January.

'92 YJ, but my biggest regret in a 96 Bronco.

Coulterville to Curry Villiage via Trumbull Peak and Foresta, checkout this post. There are a bunch trails, fire roads and forest service routes that are generally open. You can find them on google maps and/or Google Earth, use the .kml files as reference.

Where are you? There are some ares in Stanislaus National Forest open.

For me it was camping with family and friends as kids. My parents took my brother and I camping at least once a month. We took three seperate 2 week trips from the Bay Area to North of Vancouver, BC by vehicle, never staying in a hotel. As we got a little older our trips turned into backpacking...

Thats whay I figured, I wonder if the road will get plowed or if it is closed until spring.

Sportsman warehouse in Fresno work for everyone?

How does Saturday 2/11 at 1:00 sound to everyone?

I would agree with @pjo Sea Lion caves, Tillamook Cheese Factory and Haystack Rock are all worth going to. I also would not drive past Humboldt Redwoods State Park without at Least driving the Avenue of the Giants.

I trully do not mind the size, I have plenty of space. Thank you for the suggestions.