4Runners in scenic places
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BlackCloud
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No reservations in Alabama Hills needed but the BLM has now limited camping to the east side of Movie Road. Check out their website. I'm a stickler for a level campsite out of the wind so we camped at the nearby USFS Lone Pine campground. Best sites are on the uphill side near the creek. No reservations taken in winter but starting in April they are required.
Nothing out at Trona Pinnacles. No water, tables, sites, nothing.
BlackCloud
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Lexington
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BlackCloud. What antennas are you using? The front one looks like a CB antenna but what is the on on your roof for, cell phone booster, UHF, VHF?
Thanks
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BlackCloud
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CB up front; cell phone booster on rear. Expensive but it helps.
Lippincott is fun. Last time I went through there in my Tundra...good times.
Steve40th396
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This entire thread is an inspiration to get the 4runner out as much as I can.
jerbrun0515
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Ozark National Forest, Arkansas
2016 TE in nautical blue
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2016 TE in nautical blue
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Gorgeous!
I haven't been on that road, but not long ago some buddies and I rode the paved route north of there, the 266 NV and 168 CA, and the terrain looks incredibly similar. It was sketchy on a motorcycle because of the gravel on all the corners. That's fantastic country.
BlackCloud
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Flooded
Well it's all gone now. Other than Titus Canyon, There aren't pictures yet of these roads post-last week's flooding. It may be years before many 4x4 roads in Death Valley reopen....
Well it's all gone now. Other than Titus Canyon, There aren't pictures yet of these roads post-last week's flooding. It may be years before many 4x4 roads in Death Valley reopen....
Finslayer83
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BlackCloud
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So how far out did you drive around on the salt flats? Did you camp out there?
Grug556
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Windrock
87... get both :tongue1:
Finslayer83
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