Let's play a game! Colorado wheeling location edition.

Reminds me of Pickle Gulch in the winter.

 

Reminds me of the trail where these pictures were taken.

 

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I'll guess 7 Mile Canyon

 

yep

 

This should be pretty easy too.

 

Dammit, that was my next move. Ophir Pass.

 

This is the last photo I have since I explore/camp/mountain bike/hike more than I sit in my drivers seat off road...

 

Heh he he ... well done.
Great panorama!

 

This is the direction I've headed the last few years. Got tired of abusing the crap out of a rig and spending a bunch of time (and money) doing repairs. I try to pair the offroading with something else, and don't find myself wanting to do a tough trail if that's the only attraction... I'll do one or two of those a year, at the most.

 

Same here, I must have views or old mining/ town structures or I am not interested. I really need to pull out the camera more than I have last 3-4 years.

That being said, this has opened my eyes to some other CO trails I still need to run before Covid-19 gets me.

 

I agree with you guys above and love the term but not mine T.AV. trail-head approach vehicle. I first heard it from Lou Dawson at wildsnow.com.

 

So, is anyone going to guess?

 

Coming in the back way from Moab to CO from la sal junction that takes you down to nucla and loan cone area.

 

Winner. Now post up some photos of your Tactical Assault Vehicle... I mean Trailhead Approach Vehicle.

 

Will do but your from Gold Hill in Summit?

 

I'm in the Front Range, BoCo.

 

Another hint

 

Quick question! Can you do Pearl Pass in a stock off road with good tires?

 

That's some neat looking landscape. Interesting contrast between the foreground rocks and the background.