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FWIW, I've done all the trails you mentioned multiple times in my stock Chevrolet Avalanche with only the factory skids, no sliders, 32" tires.

Back to your questions regarding your setup, is it safe to assume the camper is fastened to the truck inside the bed? Are you prepared to air down for any off-road activities with a good air compressor? Do you have a working heater for the camper? You're actually coming about a month...

We love CO other than the cost of living and some political aspects. Come on out now if you can because we're gradually losing some of these amazing outdoor opportunities.

I would expect the lower elevation ones to be available. I totally get you wanting to see those areas. Just as a suggestion, though, you might also consider the Moab and Canyonlands area of Utah for this trip. It will be a great time of year for that. BTW, I used to do a good bit of...

Here's a good list of resources for trail status: COLORADO: 4WD Road & Trail Conditions. COLORADO: 4WD Road & Trail Conditions.

Most of those trails will not open until June/July.

What time of year?

@Iridium, can you help?

I've got my notifications set up so that I receive a push when any event is created. The front range of Colorado has a pretty active group although it primarily communicates via Telegram now.

Hi Joe, I'm in Pueblo West. We do have an Xterra, but it's the wife's car. I drive a Chevy so....... -neal

Have you tried this?

Folks, getting a spot on a White Rim trip in Canyonlands NP is a pretty big deal if you're not familiar.

https://t.me/+hPxHwcDvXdlmMzY0 I understand if you're not interested in using Telegram, but you'll meet more folks faster there. Otherwise, there should be a few guys stumble in here from time to time.

We've got a pretty healthy Colorado group, but we've come to communicate more via Telegram. I've shared your thread there with a suggestion to invite you, if you're so inclined to join us.

Be aware that the midwestern states are hundreds of miles of boring dirt roads. Many people get bored out of their minds and bail for the highway. This is a very long trip to travel with unfamiliar people. Some may want to travel 20 miles an hour while another may want to travel 40. Some may...

https://www.facebook.com/groups/TAT4x4/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT https://www.transamtrail.com/

You're probably aware that there's no shortage of amazing 4x4 roads in the western states. I can certainly help you with Colorado, if desired. Be prepared to get bored out of your mind crossing the Midwestern states. Do you otherwise have reason to go to the East Coast or is it just for the tat?

Do you have any interest in camping?

We're working on a plan that might include daytime fun if you're interested. Stay tuned. Do you have any interest in camping?

So what's your full availability? With that, I can make some suggestions. You can let me know what sounds good to you, if anything.