Backwoods Rambler
Explorer
That's fantastic! :wings:
Mojave Road 4/23-4/26
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SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
Yup, I am friends with Eric from beforehand, but hadn't met anyone else.
SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
That's b-e-a-utiful! I have friends going over the Rubicon in July; however, I'd steer clear with your Nissan 
BKCowGod
Automotive ADHD is fun!
It's actually only about 4.5hrs from you guys to my cabin. No good 4x4ing in the area, but the river has fish and Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP are right up the street.
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
that sounds fun for sure. Hey BK since your down with driving across state, what do you think of a high desert run in the next few months? CA/NV
I also have a lot of yotatech guys beggin me for a long run starting from elk creek ca to into the mountains around covalo and up to hwy 36 and possibly to 299.
anyone else from this thread is welcome to I know a few of you are from way down south so it would be a hell of a drive for ya.
I also have a lot of yotatech guys beggin me for a long run starting from elk creek ca to into the mountains around covalo and up to hwy 36 and possibly to 299.
anyone else from this thread is welcome to I know a few of you are from way down south so it would be a hell of a drive for ya.
TangoBlue
American Adventurist
STOP THIS TALK ABOUT NORCAL. You're killing me with envy... I used to live in Redwood City. Literally minutes from Redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains and a few more from the ocean. Umm... Duartes in Pescadero - Cream of green chile soup and an abalone sandwich.:drool:
SWbySWesty
Fauxverland Extraodinaire
and now you're east coast in MUD...right?
barlowrs
Explorer
Dont feel bad, I grew up on ranches in humbolt/del norte county. My backyard was a redwood forest...now I am down in the land of a million people, smog, and palm trees (that dont belong here)
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
all you poor folks that used to live up here... I feel bad for you. Here I can help you remember. The first is in monterey along 17mile rd (kinda Nor Cal) the second is Lake Tahoe at from emerald bay. even though we got married on Cocoa beach Florida we spent our honeymoon at Tahoe. The third is of course my lovely wife in a redwood grove on our way to Crescent City for our 1st anniversary.
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BKCowGod
Automotive ADHD is fun!
Okay - if I plan a NorCal trip... which would you prefer?
1) Lost Coast (I've never been)
2) Big Sur & Prewitt Ridge
3) Sequoia National Park (which has the advantage of my cabin)
4) Ansel Adams Wilderness (see http://www.kuhgott.com/gallery/v/album_067/ )
1) Lost Coast (I've never been)
2) Big Sur & Prewitt Ridge
3) Sequoia National Park (which has the advantage of my cabin)
4) Ansel Adams Wilderness (see http://www.kuhgott.com/gallery/v/album_067/ )
john101477
Photographer in the Wild
Thats a hard one man. Lost coast is awesome. Big Sur is cool but i am extremely unfamiliar with it. Sequoia N.P. is not exactly in northern california but does have the advantage of your cabin as you said and almost centeral for driving. be about 5 1/2 hrs for me . the Ansel Adams Wilderness sounds very cool but it is more of a hiking area than a driving area from what I am reading.
barlowrs
Explorer
Third one. Is that in the big tree area just north of Orick (30 mins south of Crescent City)? I know Crescent City VERY well...went to Del Norte High..haha...I was born in Arcata hospital, and grew up on our farms in Orick (40 mins south of Crescent City). Man I miss that up there (though the rain gets old..haha)