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Took a look at the Tribe trailers - I think you guys will be just fine. Some careful tire placement on "Just a Forest Road", which is the first trail, and you'll be fine. The rest of the trails we'll be on are all rated as very easy.

Join me on this 2-night quest to explore the Mogollon Rim, take in the sights, and maybe spy some fall color! The majority of these trails are easy-going and extremely scenic, with plentiful opportunities to find the perfect camp site - hopefully with a killer view! Image from Trailsoffroad.com THE MEET-UP: When: Friday, October 27th @ 10:00am Where: PIEbar AZ 5096 AZ-87, Strawberry, AZ 85544 (map) We will meet up for a late breakfast at PIEbar AZ! PIEbar AZ is a local favorite in Strawberry, specializing in hand made empanadas. EMPANADAS = hand pies! The comfort food you hold in your hand! (Menu) (Photos & Information) **Please arrive with a full tank of gas** The nearest gas station is a Chevron located just down the road in Pine (map) THE TRAIL: Trail Rating: Moderate The vast majority of our path will be along well-groomed forest roads. However, we will be traversing the "ORP-Famous" Just a Forest Road. Also known as Clover Springs (booorrrriiinnnng), Just a Forest Road is an interesting trail that holds a low-moderate rating for some bumpy sections and a few mild technical challenges. The rest of our time on the trails will be on easy-going dirt roads, with the chance of some bumpy sections and washboards. Total mileage is ~120 miles, broken into roughly equal parts of about 40 miles per day. I expect that we'll set up at camp rather early each day, leaving plenty of time for relaxing and hanging out by the campfire. We will end our trip at the 260, allowing for a convenient path home. Points of interest include: Milk Ranch Point Bear Canyon & Clear Creek Wilderness Battleground Ridge General Cabin Myrtle Point Blue Ridge Reservoir The Mogollon Rim (duh!) We'll do our best to find some premium campsites with views over the Mogollon Rim near Milk Ranch Point on Night 1 and overlooking the waters of the Blue Ridge Reservoir on Night 2. VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENTS Trip is suitable to any high-clearance 4x4 with LOW RANGE All vehicles are required to meet state legal requirements, (i.e.: current registration and insurance) & have functional seat-belts for each occupant Must have suitable recovery points front and rear Must have quality, durable, aggressive all-terrain or mud-terrain tires Must have an operational GMRS radio or Ham Radio capable of GMRS frequencies Must have a full-size spare tire RECOMMENDATIONS Sway bar disconnects, winch, aftermarket differential covers, rock sliders, skid plate protection of important components, high-clearance metal bumpers, 33"+ tires SIGN-UPS Rig limit: Going to limit this run to 6 rigs. If the run fills up please sign up for standby, the attendees list could fluctuate and spots may open up. Attending: 1 - @4x4tographer (lead) 2 - @Mick Bowers 3 - @gman 4 - @Zavala 5 - 6 - Standby Squad: 1 - 2 -

Hey all! Just now getting caught up on some photos and all that. Huge shouts to @theksmith for coordinating and planning and everything else involved in making the Gala happen! 👏 It was wonderful getting to see you all, hang out, and catch up. Already looking forward to next year! Here are some photos I grabbed throughout the trail ride and the salsa/dip contest:

How was the run, fellas?

Every time I build a project…. Looking at you too Lowes!

Aw man, I literally just threw all my OEM carrier parts away last month. Good luck with a solution! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

What!? No more trail limo?!!!! Congrats man, sweet ride!

Found this gem today about life in Montana. 😆 https://www.instagram.com/reel/CwOIeX0pVEW/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Hope you guys are enjoying the new digs!

Hello. We’d like to contact you about your expiring car insurance.

Since Doyle won't be there this year we all have a shot at winning this year! 😆

Hey Tim, Are you using Gaia on on iOS or Android? On the iOS flavor, it's easy to find: Tap the layers icon Scroll to the bottom and select "Add Map Layers" In the search box, type "Overland" If that doesn't work: Scroll down to the "Topo Maps" folder Find the Gaia Overland layer in the premium section of the options (down near the bottom). A similar process applies when using the Gaia web app on your desktop/laptop.