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East Bay Death Valley #2 Trip

  • 11

    Rigs Allowed
  • 1200

    miles

East Bay Death Valley #2 Trip

Trip to Death Valley - a mix of off-road exploring the wilderness and tourist stuff

Welcome to the East Bay Meet Up Death Valley Trip! #2 we wanted more of our group have the opportunity to see Death Valley, so we opened up a 2nd trip - here it is.

Please make sure your rig meets the basic requirements listed below as there will be a solid amount of dirt mileage trip in remote wilderness and we will have 10 rigs. These basic requirements are REQUIRED. If you arrive missing one of these requirements we encourage you to go have a great solo trip but it will put the larger group at risk traveling with us. Prepare-Outfit-Explore
  • START DATE

    Wednesday, November 03, 2021

    07:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada)
    07:00 Hrs GMT -8:00
  • END DATE

    Sunday, November 07, 2021

    12:00 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada)
    12:00 Hrs GMT -8:00
  • RALLY POINT EVENT
  • OVERLAND BOUND REGION

    US West

  • EVENT TYPE

    Trip

  • DIFFICULTY

    5 - MODERATE 3

Rally Point Event

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Terrain Type

  • Dirt Road
  • Highway
  • Sand

Recommended

  • 4WD
  • Off Road Tires

Channel

Channel Channel Value
  • HAM 146.460

Rally Point Details:

Link to Gaia Route: https://www.gaiagps.com/public/cspjhiL6sX14u7yzudfOrb3C/?layer=NationalMap,mapquestosm,Satellite,nps-visitor,natgeo

# Wednesday - Travel
Leave from Bay area to Death Valley, stop by Fossil Falls, Camp near Modoc Mine
Gas is available at Olancha

# Thursday - Explore, Off road - approx 110 mi
Darwin via backroads, Coy Ponds at China Garden, Darwin Canyon, Darwin Falls, Stovepipe Wells, explore and camp in Cotton Wood Canyon/Marble Canyon
if time permits we'll add Emmigrant trail and Aguereberry Point or Skidoo and/or Father Crowley Point (Jets)
Gas is available at Stove Pipe Wells

# Friday - Tourist Attractions - approx 150 mi
Furnace Creek, Bad Water, Artist Drive, Zabriskie Point, Twenty Mule Team Canyon, Dantes View, Keane Wonder Mine, Camp at/near Chloride City
Gas at Stove Pipe Wells and Furnace Creek

#Saturday - Titus Canyon - approx 150 mi
Titus Canyon, Ubehebe Crater, Hanging Rock Canyon, Camp at Eureka Dunes
Gas : Fuel up in Furnace Creek Longest Day for Gas approx 150 mi

#Sunday - Travel home
Gas : Eureka Dunes to next Gas BigPine 50 mi

REQUIREMENTS!
Offline navigation- many areas do not have phone service so you need an offline map solution, the attached GPX works great in Gaia. Pay for the app if you don’t have it, it could save your life. Paper maps always work as well. :)
HAM radio- even if you don’t have a license you can listen in legally, there are a number of handheld radios that are satisfactory on Amazon available from $35-$200. Baofeng to Yaesu
Extra fuel- prepare to bring 80-100 miles worth of extra fuel
Amber Chase Lights- this is absolutely critical as our group will kick up a lot of dust and the wavelength of amber goes the furthest through dust clouds. Please mount them higher up on the rear of your vehicle and they can be battery operated, plug-in to a cigarette lighter, or hardwired to a switch on your vehicle. KC HiLites makes round amber cyclones that are reasonably priced and can be placed almost anywhere with a single bolt. You must have rear amber lights to join this trip to help keep others from rear-ending you on the trail.
Off road tires, no stock side steps, prepared for dispersed camping including pooper/water/food/full size spare/tools/sleeping preparations

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  • Start Point: MCDonalds - 4055 Pimlico Dr, Pleasanton, CA 94588, USA GPS Coordinates: 37.70067, -121.87091 Notes: 7am Meetup
  • WayPoint 1: 601 Grand Army of the Republic Highway, Lone Pine, California 93549, United States GPS Coordinates: 36.27386, -118.0027 Notes: 1:30 pm - Meetup/Fuel Up
  • WayPoint 2: Trader Joe\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s, Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA, USA GPS Coordinates: 35.35693, -119.09339 Notes: 10:30 pm Meetup/ Fuel Up
  • WayPoint 3: 6HXG+8P Panamint Springs, CA, USA GPS Coordinates: 36.24837, -117.42314 Notes: Likely Camp Day1
  • WayPoint 4: JPRH+WX Stovepipe Wells, CA, USA GPS Coordinates: 36.64228, -117.27006 Notes: Likely Camp Day2
  • WayPoint 5: Chloride City, CA, USA GPS Coordinates: 36.70234, -116.88219 Notes: Likely Camp Area Day3 ( exact coords tbd)
  • End Point: 487R+VQ Crater, CA, USA GPS Coordinates: 37.11473, -117.6581 Notes: Likely Camp Area Day4 ( exact coords tbd)

This Rally Point location and route can be downloaded if the buttons are active. The “Launch Google Earth" option will allow you to review the location in 3D. Please keep in mind, actual terrain may vary greatly. This should be used for reference only.

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