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Best of luck with that. Let us know when you decide to do that one. Having been on it in a jeep, I don't think I'd ever think about taking the PF. We just don't have enough clearance. But, if you go, I expect tons of pics and video!ragpaoa wrote:Heck, I still have plans to due the infamous Rubicon sometime soon.
At the beginning of the year we got together in Death Valley for what I believe was a first 3rd generation Pathy get-together.
Since I live out in the ass end of nowhere, my only chance is if one of the forum members happens to be passing through & stopping off somewhere for a day or two. Those of you on the east and west coasts should have much better luck organizing things since there are other forum members in the area. Overall, I agree that there are very few meets/trail runs compared to other forums.So, anyone out there game for doing more of this? I can start to organize a few more trips.
NVSteve wrote:Best of luck with that. Let us know when you decide to do that one. Having been on it in a jeep, I don't think I'd ever think about taking the PF. We just don't have enough clearance. But, if you go, I expect tons of pics and video!
I'm game. Let us know!NVSteve wrote:I'm still planning on heading out there again this spring unless I come across some crazy airfare deals that will get me out of the country. I'll probably start a post in January concerning the next DV trip. Maybe we can get a few more people to show up this time, although it's still fun with only a few of us.
Actually, I am thinking about some Utah/Colorado trips as well, so I'll keep in touch.NVSteve wrote:Since I live out in the ass end of nowhere, my only chance is if one of the forum members happens to be passing through & stopping off somewhere for a day or two.
Dude! You live in frickin Utah! You're just 4 hours from some of the greatest off-roading in the world! If I lived in SLC I'd go to Moab at least once a month.NVSteve wrote:Since I live out in the ass end of nowhere, my only chance is if one of the forum members happens to be passing through & stopping off somewhere for a day or two. Those of you on the east and west coasts should have much better luck organizing things since there are other forum members in the area. Overall, I agree that there are very few meets/trail runs compared to other forums.
Not to belittle the place or anything, but that's part of the problem. It's so well known and over used...I much prefer all the other parts of Utah where one might see 1 or 2 vehicles in a day. The times I've been in Moab have been like the opening night of a blockbuster movie-far too many people, long & boring lines, etc. I'll admit it's interesting to see...once. The times I've been there have been so bad that I've never done any offroading. I just ended up parking and hiking out to a few of the hot spots and watched vehicle after vehicle drive by, up, down, etc. I guess I just prefer the solitude to the crowds, especially when it comes to being outdoors.MARKSPATH wrote: Dude! You live in frickin Utah! You're just 4 hours from some of the greatest off-roading in the world! If I lived in SLC I'd go to Moab at least once a month.