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Awesome, was there mid-October. Great spot to camp. The Adventure Continues by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

Trains, flames and automobiles

Absolutely amazing. One of my favorite things to do is research desert & mining history and visit the places during my off-road trips. To see a video and pictures of family history at one of these sites that I've been to is way too cool! We were there earlier this year, and have plans to return...

Curious on this as well, except mine would be in the bed of my truck.

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A couple from this weekend Untitled by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr All Pro Swing Out Bumper by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr Untitled by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

Put the RTT back on the truck yesterday and let it air out. After not using it for a few months, it got me really pumped for some upcoming trips.

Sedona Sedona & Grand Canyon by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr Guess the place. Sedona & Grand Canyon by The Adventure Continues, on Flickr

Same here. When these things became popular and the Chinese knock-off's brought the price down, I drank the kool-aid and put one on the desert truck. It looked awesome, but the first time taking it out, it was the biggest disappointment as the light was useless. The amount of light that poured...

As in when it's packed up and the covers on it? I don't see why not, as long as you're not jumping up and down on it, I think it'll be fine.

Thanks for taking the time to read it! Absolutely. We can't wait to go back! It just seemed odd at the time given the amount of traffic on a holiday weekend. But he was movin' for sure. Thanks! You'll love it. It's an amazing place. Do it! She'll have a great time. At the time, we...

The damp trail in, now left with muddy tracks. 4-low and rear locker for most of the drive back into Tusayan. About half way to the town, and many mud puddles later, I was curious what the truck looked like. Was not surprised. 4 mug bogs, 3 massive puddles, 2 hours and 1 muddy...

We cracked open a couple colder then ice beers from the fridge and stood there in awe. This is it. And it's grander then grand. I must have took over 200 pictures to try and capture what you see when you're standing there at the edge, but failed. It's more then what you see, it's what you feel...

Check out our blog! www.exploredesert.com It's always a bit easier to sleep-in when it's cool outside. The last couple of trips to our local deserts have turned the RTT into a sauna in the morning hours, making it nearly impossible to sleep to a decent hour. Thankfully the higher elevation here...

My roof top tent hands down. It's opened made camping a entirely different experience. We want to go more, do more, see more all because of it. If it broke, got stolen or wore out, I'd go buy another tomorrow.

I agree! Thanks for reading. It's a awesome place for sure! We'll definitely be back. You're welcome. Thanks for reading! We were talking about that while exploring the Pink Jeep territory. While it would be fun for the first few days, it'd slowly wear on you. After a few past experiences...

Very cool report!

Afterwards we ran into town one last time to grab a few things and to top of with gas and headed towards Schnebly hill. The dirt road leading up into the Coconino National Forest is one of the most popular back-country roads to and from Sedona as it offers remarkable views of the red rocks from...

Hit the road into the heart of Sedona. No matter where you looked, the scenery was like nothing I've scene before. Red rock and dirt, green trees and spring flowers made it remarkably colorful. This may not be much to someone who is used to higher elevations, but being from So-Cal, all of our...