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You can read the entire trip report on my blog and you can also watch the videos on YouTube. Copper Canyon Mexico, Episode 1 Copper Canyon Mexico, Episode 2 Copper Canyon Mexico, Episode 3 Mata Ortiz Pottery

Barrancas del Cobre aka Copper Canyon, Part 2 We were able to get a tour of Hacienda Del San Diego Train from Creel to El Fuerte Sunset over El Fuerte The train to El Fuerte winds through the mountains as it clings to their sides. We stopped to visit several cliff dwellings Suspension...

Am reposting this 2018 trip report. The original report was deleted by the owner. Barrancas del Cobre aka Copper Canyon, Part 1 I met the the other members of the group that would be going to Barrancas del Cobre aka Copper Canyon in Douglas, AZ after spending a few days traveling El Camino Del...

Saw the photo of you JKL on the Baja thread and liked the look of your layout. Can you tell me where you got the DeepSleep pad? I sleep in the same area of my JKU and would like a better pad. Thanks.

Am hoping to explore more of the area next year.

My delightful wife Ann and I decided to take a weekend adventure to the Painted Hills and John Day Fossil Beds after she read an article in the Oregonian, our local newspaper, about them. Even though she was born and raised here she has never been over to see them. It made the perfect excuse for...

Sorry to hear that life is throwing you curve balls right now. As someone once said, when one door closes another always opens. Hope things get better soon. May the blessings be.

You are welcome. Oregon has a lot of areas to explore. Hope to do more trips next year.

Have seen the painted signs although am seeing more and more of these type. They are much easier to see and read. They list the name of the logging tract, mile number and CB channel.

Glad I could add to your list. CB is the standard for the logging operations in OR and WA. Not sure about other states. Overlanders use a mix of CB, GRMS, and HAM.

Here is a short video showing some to the challenges that we faced during three scouting trips that proved the route viability.

The third and final episode of our trip through the Oregon Coastal Mountains is up on YouTube. In this episode we travel from our camp in the mountains to the Oregon California border. I hope you enjoy the trip. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to watch it. You can read...

Episode 2 of our trip through the Oregon Coastal Mountains is now up on YouTube. In this episode we will start from a hunters camp near the Trask river and continue south through the coastal mountains on our way to the California Border. Along the way we will see a black bear, cross 12 rivers...

You are welcome,

This trip started in 2018 when I was wondering if there was a north south backcountry route through the Oregon coastal mountains from the Columbia River to the California Border. I started researching maps and the web to see if it was possible. A route slowly appeared that ran through a mix of...

Thank you for the update. I can understand the change. The ranch/lodge is about 75 miles, over what can be a very rough road, from the nearest gas in Saint George. I cannot even imagine how long it would take a loaded fuel truck to make a one way trip. When we were then in 2019 gas was around...

Nice trip. Loved the photos.

Just posted episode 5 of our trip exploring Southern Utah. In this final episode we will visit plenty of ruins from the Pueblo and Anasazi eras, see a huge number of petroglyphs and climb down into a kiva before heading for home. You can read about more of our adventure and see photos of our...

This is a continuation of our trip exploring Southern Utah. After the Maze we headed into the Bears Ears National Monument on our way to Natural Bridges NM. From there we drove to Arch Canyon to see the ruins and the arches before finding a place to camp. The next day we stopped at several...

?????????? Yea it is hard to tell who is who without a score card that translates forum and real names. Hope you are doing well David.