Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

Arch Canyon, UT

Lots more as usual, here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-and-adventures.484602/page-212#post-25622826
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My buddies Tacoma, I've got the LC. Anza-Borrego / Ocotillo wells yesterday.

 

A couple different sceneries, from the last couple decades of building and swapping Tacoma’s like underwear. Most of my cool adventure pictures disappeared over the years, so this is what I got lol

 

Did some exploring in the San Diego Mountains and ended the day at Sutherland Reservoir, forgot my DSLR so phone quality will have to do!

 

San Felipe and close to the Colorado Delta region.

 

Yessir, spot on!

 

More Baja, more adventure, and made for the TRD Tacoma! www.vivabaja.com

 

I was trying to get to Cathedral Valley today, but some of the road was on the north and northeast face and so muddy that we thought better of it. But it was a great drive anyway.

Looking toward Moab from the west across Capital Reef

 

nice! what what truck trails did you hit?

 

Great shot.. Truck looks stranded there!

 

Still banging around Cedar Mesa; this place is amazing. Especially Comb Ridge. Wow, it goes on forever!

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Scenic for my current situation

 

We were up in the Black Mountain area in Cleveland NF, there are a couple fun offshoots you can find if you look hard enough! I can PM you if you want specifics, just hate to be that guy who puts exact locations on the internet!

 

Quick star pic of the trip a buddy and I took last weekend

 

You are looking at a photo of some great fishing spots. Doesn't look like it, does it?

 

Valhalla fire tower, Bayfield Co Wisconsin. Lots of "pinstriping" to buff out for this shot...

 

Faro Punta Baja (Lighthouse):


Shell Island (near Percebu):

 

Speaking of Baja... I got a nice mention in the new Benchmark Baja California Map Atlas that was released today: https://www.benchmarkmaps.com/product/baja-california-road-recreation-atlas

*Benchmark Maps extends a special thank you to David Kier for his invaluable editorial assistance. Kier’s seminal book Baja California Land of Missions is an essential resource for anyone wanting to learn and explore the history of Baja California’s Spanish Missions. Learn more at www.vivabaja.com.

 

Sorry just saw this.

Right on! I'm well aware of BM. I've never taken my 2wd up their before but I'm tempted. Dont worry about sharing trails here on TW. Good people here.