Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

nice pic , good looking truck ! how about telling us about both?

 

Dunderberg Mountain, CA

 

Didn't realize you could drive that far up there. I hiked from the resort to the top ages ago.

 

might not need to be too worried about forest fires up there

 

Love that spot.

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Not that high but a 1,000’ below we had a fire this summer. Luckily it was put out the same day it started and a forest crew stayed for 2 more days I believe.

Great place to have spent the summer though.

 

sunset Kona Hawaii

 

Hey, that spot is on the north side of the Grand Canyon, I think pretty much the lowest spot you can get a vehicle to about 700ft above the Colorado River

2013 ACLB Off-road I picked up last August with about 58k miles, nothing crazy on it, Kings, Kibbtech UCA up front. Deaver stage 2 leaf and Archive Garage stuff in the back and lastly a Super Pacific Camper on it. And typical tacoma wheel setup with scs f5 -10 and 285/70/17.

Here is a picture from other side, with my friend's truck.

 

Actually you can drive to the bottom of the Grand Canyon.

 

I think you have to get a pass from the tribe to legally access the south side access point of the river.

 

That is correct.

 

Near Kenosha pass

 

Heading up Yankee Hill Rd.

 

Guernsey Creek Area

 

Montana

 

Bighorn Lake, northern Wyoming:

 

Different places in Colorado

 

Early 1940's fire lookout built 86' up in a ponderosa pine. WA

 

The Basin at USFS Basin Campground
Maine White Mountain National Forest