**4th Gen ADVENTURE Photo/Video Thread** - Rules Apply

[derekdevasia]

Here's mine. Good ol Blue Ridge Mountains, never fails to disappoint me

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[Billynath1988]

Rausch creek PA

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[Bluesky 07]

Cape Lookout National Seashore

Cashes Valley Road, North Georgia

 

[razzman1]

Talladega National forest

 

[madmike283]

Switzerland Trail, CO
4/25/18

 

[tay4R]

So many awesome rigs and photos! Here's some from my recent trip to Baja!

Things got a little SPICY south of the border...

 

[amheuste]

Here’s another couple of shots from last weekend in the Red River Gorge.

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[alextmullis]

https://flic.kr/p/26QyRzC

 

[Bluesky 07]

Here’s another couple of shots from last weekend in the Red River Gorge.

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[MENTION=210136]amheuste[/MENTION] - I have to go there. Can you advise how to reach this specific place or refer me to a good source? Can a stock 4x4 4Runner make it there?

Thanks.

 

[Runner977]

Wagon Wheel West Virginia

Went and did some trail riding this weekend.

 

[amheuste]

[MENTION=210136]amheuste[/MENTION] - I have to go there. Can you advise how to reach this specific place or refer me to a good source? Can a stock 4x4 4Runner make it there?

Thanks.

I don’t know about a completely stock t4r making it back there. It would depend on how wet it is and how bad some of the ruts are. Here’s a nice video I found of some folks going out there starting about 2:30 in. It’ll give you an idea of what you’d be going through. I’ll have to see if I can dig up the coordinates or routing for you.

https://youtu.be/RqpbMSXm3E8


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[Folsom4Rnr]

Backstory

Ok, I have a quam with the 4th Gen portion of this forum. You go to the 3rd Gen section and there are tons of innovative builds with great adventure photos and stories all over the place. The 5th Gen section even has a lot of great adventure and photo journal threads. The 4th gen section is all about "what size tire can I run" and driveway pics Besides, I never even know what thread to post my pics in.... Lift & Tire Central OR 4th Gen T4R Picture Gallery? Are they the same thread with a different name? Time to change that.

Who here actually uses their 4th Gen for adventure based and/or offroad travel?

THREAD OBJECTIVE: Let's make this thread dedicated to photos of 4th gens in the wild as a base for inspiration when we are all stuck indoors at our desks.

Rules

1) Photos should show a vehicle (not specifically a 4th gen, but preferred) or a landscape achieved through use of a vehicle.

2) Photos cannot show a vehicle on a paved surface of any kind (that's what the two threads mentioned above are for).

3) Photos should be taken with an emphasis on adventure, potentially showing the terrain and surrounding area.
*Camp photos allowed as long as they follow the other rules.*

4) Photos should possess some elements and traits of "good photography/videography".
*If you are not good at photography, no big deal, just don't post something that was taken with a potato or with your brothers Motorola Razr cell phone from the early 00's - we are trying to motivate and inspire here!*

5) Dont be THAT person that posts photos at 20,000x10,000 resolution (typically a good standard for web viewing is 800x600, 1024x683)

6) When quoting other people's posts PLEASE cut the image coding out of the comments before you reply.... sucks when a page is filled with repeat quoted images!

7) Offroad and adventure videos acceptable as long as they adhere to above rules.

Ready, set, GO!

Excited to finally put something on this thread! Its been a long spring waiting for the local NFS to open up the roads and trails around here. ...

 

[n.douglas]

Camped at Ironclads this weekend. It’s a really fun trail close to Allenspark, CO, which isn’t too far from where I live. It was busy but for being a holiday weekend and so close to home I can’t can complain. One of the trails takes you up to the remains of an airplane crash in 1965.

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[SAC-CA-Runner]

Excited to finally put something on this thread! Its been a long spring waiting for the local NFS to open up the roads and trails around here. ...

I didn't get an invite!

 

[jblinga]

I did roughly 700 miles of off road travel last year (dirt) My goal is 1,000 this year
In order from top to bottom:
White Rim Trail, Canyonlands NP (2)
Devil's Racetrack, San Rafael Swell
Behind the Reef Road, San Rafael Swell
Eagle Canyon, San Rafael Swell
High Uintah Mountains, Utah

 

[LTDSC]

 

[williamteichroeb]

Love this idea!

Thanks for making this thread! Awesome idea, and one more thread that I can check for updates and inspiration. I have a few photos that I can share of an awesome trail called Molybdenite



This trail is located near Lilloett in British Columbia



Anyone else in BC from this group?

 

[theoutbackdream]

Camped at Ironclads this weekend. It’s a really fun trail close to Allenspark, CO, which isn’t too far from where I live. It was busy but for being a holiday weekend and so close to home I can’t can complain. One of the trails takes you up to the remains of an airplane crash in 1965.

Seeing the remains of the plane must be quite interesting!

Is it just me or is that a really small plane?

 

[theoutbackdream]

Few Pics of mine from different places.

 

[bombventure]

My adventure today was stopped by washouts! But it was fun and the views were incredible up there!