Valley of the Gods Trek

[adventureduo]

We were fortunate enough to be able to head to VOTG for Thanksgiving with Suntinez from this board. We covered a bit of Sedona, Goosnecks, Moki Dugway, Comb Ridge, Monument Valley and of course Valley of the Gods. It was cold, yet epic and we'll be back for sure. We hardly scratched the surface. But like always, turn and burn to get back to run our business.

http://www.adventureduo.com/2010/12/valley-of-gods.html

Thanks for reading all and Happy Holidays!

 

[JCoffey]

Did you get rid of your van? Are you back in a Land Cruiser?

James

 

[ywen]

nice pics! so you guys camped at gooseneck state park? was it crowded? I'm driving to Arches from chicago in a couple of weeks.. wondering if I should head further south.. I wonder if these area will be closed for the season?

 

[targa88]

Dave,
Great pix.
Goosenecks - another place that I would like to visit.. Looks like a great camp spot!

 

[mhiscox]

Thanks, Dave. This kind of trip certainly seems to be the essence of what overlanding is all about.

 

[adventureduo]

Did you get rid of your van? Are you back in a Land Cruiser?

James

We sold it over a year and a half ago to buy our old setup back.

nice pics! so you guys camped at gooseneck state park? was it crowded? I'm driving to Arches from chicago in a couple of weeks.. wondering if I should head further south.. I wonder if these area will be closed for the season?

We were the only ones there. It was perfect.

Thanks, Dave. This kind of trip certainly seems to be the essence of what overlanding is all about.

Yeah, i agree. Thank you for supporting us, without you these trips wouldn't happen nearly as much.

 

[nat]

Nice pics, looks like it was a great trip!

I like your Cruiser.

 

[F5driver]

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We were in the same area last Oct. From Gooseneck it's a short drive to Natural Bridges National Monument. Definitely worth the drive.

 

[1leglance]

great report as always...
you guys are part of the core here with the frequency and quality of your pics & stories.

your blog is one of the few I can open at work and not worry that a manager will see something over my shoulder that will be a problem

thanks and keep'em coming

 

[KSJeep]

Great Trip and nice write up.

 

[TangoBlue]

Nice job on the trip update!

 

[cnynrat]

Great report and wonderful pics as usual. Thanks.

We've spent a lot of time exploring the Cedar Mesa & Comb Ridge area. Let us know if you head back out that way again and we can tell you about some cool places to explore. :elkgrin:

 

[adventureduo]

We were in the same area last Oct. From Gooseneck it's a short drive to Natural Bridges National Monument. Definitely worth the drive.

Absolutely! Yes, there's plenty to see, but with our work schedule and running our own company we can only get away so much. It's tough, but you'll never here us complain. We have the best of both worlds.

great report as always...
you guys are part of the core here with the frequency and quality of your pics & stories. Your blog is one of the few I can open at work and not worry that a manager will see something over my shoulder that will be a problem
thanks and keep'em coming

I appreciate the kind words Lance. I try and get a report up every month. Lately, i've been back logged and just now caught up. Hence the report near Christmas for Turkey day. Thanks for reading, we really appreciate it man.

Great Trip and nice write up.

Nice job on the trip update!

Thanks you guys. Much appreciated.

Great report and wonderful pics as usual. Thanks.

We've spent a lot of time exploring the Cedar Mesa & Comb Ridge area. Let us know if you head back out that way again and we can tell you about some cool places to explore. :elkgrin:

Will do!

 

[zidaro]

Great trip write-up! Thanks for the vacation from the FEET of snow i am shoveling here in the Sierras.

 

[teotwaki]

Thanks for the great report. Your write ups are one of the good reasons I started my own blog.

PS: I busted up when I saw Dixie's mug hanging out of the Cruiser's window. Too cute!