Let's see your Tundra in scenic places!

Takes some cajones to get there and back out at that height without rock sliders.

 

It was pretty easy I thought. I did slightly scrape my crappy step rails on one spot right there at the top, otherwise it wasn't bad. I did tweak my bumper a tad, too, you can see that in the pic with my wife, but I think I did that last night in the dark.

 

So sick. Id love to get back to Sedona one day. I was last there riding mountain bikes back in 2016. Couldn't get myself to do white line back then since Hangover trail was enough for me then! haha

 

It was great up here. We came up for the MTB festival, but honestly spent very little time there.
I'm too old to be trying the white line, hahaha. I actually missed him going down, in that pic he was riding back across. We got there about 3 or 4 minutes before he did it, right about sunset. A bunch of Jeep tours were there and they said he sized it for a bit before he tried it. He was pretty excited after he did it. The tours were, too!

 

Makin some reels for Instagram out in the forest. Probably the closest I’ll get to long travel

 

Beautiful Nj driveway!!

 

AZ sunset

 

Somewhere in the BC backcountry...

 

Some pole line in Amboy

 

Old ore road, Big Bend National Park

 

Michigan U.P. sturgeon fishing (like a month ago). Beautiful drive going across the Bridge! Most difficult part of the journey was the 13hr (yup, 13hr) wait for the ferry which had broken down. First time sleeping in truck, pretty comfy but would've rather been on the water. Landed 6 in 2 days with some walleye in between which served up some delicious fish tacos. Beautiful pure Michigan!

Canada behind cabin.






Pucker up...

 

Does the rear sway bar slow you down on that terrain?

 

not that I’m aware of, I stop at every pole so I don’t have a chance to floor it. But when I did my ocotillo and Joshua tree trip I didn’t have an issues

 

Chiricahuas

 

Camping last weekend at Garner State Park Tx..

 

This is the best I can do for now, but I'm new to the Tundra and the trailer, so bear with me

This is Lake Catherine near Hot Springs, Arkansas. We're planning a trip to Alaska next year if they're still letting us into Canada by then, so stay tuned ....

 

Ok not super scenic but it's the desert, apparently this company owns land right here, it's the entrance to some great offroading on thousands of acres of desert. But I just swung in for a picture.

 

As the midwest goes Arkansas has some great scenery to offer. Up here in the show-me-state there isn't a lot to show. X2 on the northern border. If we cant get back up to Red Lake Ontario we will at least get to the U.P.

 

'preciate the kind words Re: my home state of Arkansas I've ridden some terrific motorcycle roads in SW Missouri and hope to get up there with friends for a long weekend next spring.

 

SWMO? Well if your ever up around the Joplin area let me know!

 

what size tires are you running?

 

Timberline Lodge in Oregon.

 

Our tentative plan is to ride up Friday, overnight in Branson for two nights and explore the area, then back to Little Rock on Sunday.

 

Outer Banks NC up in Corolla at a house we rented for the week in the 4x4 area.

Awesome trip.

 

35x12.50r18 grabber x3 on method 701s!

 

Yep, I would bet the Branson area probably has some pretty good trails.

 

Hell Hole Reservoir

 

Got the Tundra nice and dirty this weekend up in the Mountains around Ouray.




She did quite well in some very deep snow up on Owl Creek Pass which probably should have been closed for the season. Also got some good use out of the low range on some steeper, rockier stuff, with a thin layer of packed snow. These things are very good in the slick stuff considering the lack of LSD or lockers

 

Beautiful!!

 

Lowcountry of South Carolina. She thick.