My wife and I are looking to get out to the Sierras this 4th of July.
We're going to take in the beauty of the mountains on Plumas County Backcountry Discovery Trail - anyone interested in joining us? (I'm not an OB member, so I can't make a Rally Point)
Super descriptive trail map: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5428383.pdf
We did part of these trails Spring 2018 as our first overlanding trip, but had to call it quits when our air suspension sprung a leak. Looking for some redemption this time around with less frustration you might say.
I'd say it's a great set of trails to get your feet wet in overlanding.
Rough plans:
Leave Bay Area Wednesday night... find a dispersed camping spot, then meet up Thursday, camping Thurs-Sat nights. Lots of opportunities to duck out early if needed.
Vehicle Needs:
I'm thinking any stock 4WD with moderate ground clearance should be able to tackle all these trails.
We're going to take in the beauty of the mountains on Plumas County Backcountry Discovery Trail - anyone interested in joining us? (I'm not an OB member, so I can't make a Rally Point)
Super descriptive trail map: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5428383.pdf
We did part of these trails Spring 2018 as our first overlanding trip, but had to call it quits when our air suspension sprung a leak. Looking for some redemption this time around with less frustration you might say.
I'd say it's a great set of trails to get your feet wet in overlanding.
Rough plans:
Leave Bay Area Wednesday night... find a dispersed camping spot, then meet up Thursday, camping Thurs-Sat nights. Lots of opportunities to duck out early if needed.
Vehicle Needs:
I'm thinking any stock 4WD with moderate ground clearance should be able to tackle all these trails.
