Post Pics Of Your Tacoma In The Mountains

I’ll post here cause I like to hoe my truck out

 

Near Indian graves AB, Canada

 

Somewhere near Salt Lake City:


Somewhere near San Diego.

I don't know who that girl is.

 

Is a video link ok?

Frazier Park Ca Jun 30th 2018

https://youtu.be/F2jHvVNkgLQ

 

Out on Vancouver island near tofino, BC.

 

Backroads of Ennis, Mt!

 

I should not have clicked on this thread. It just confirms the fact that I need to move away from the flatlands of Wisco. Great pictures everyone.

 

Lunch at the tree line .

 

On the road to some lake

 

Mammoth Mountain area/Eastern Sierras

 

Lorrel Lakes I take it...

How's the trail? Haven't been on it in many years, and that was on my motorcycle.

 

Laurel Lakes! How was it?? We are considering that trail for our grip trip end of the month.

 

Yup, it was Laurel Lakes...my first time going but we couldn't get to the lakes, there was still way too much snow on the trail (this was back at the end of May). Just past the 2nd campground there was a huge snow pack covering a giant portion of the trail, so we just camped at the 2nd campground right there. Still was a great trip, such a beautiful area...can't wait to go back maybe later this summer and see the actual lakes.

 

here's a crappy panoram I stitched together back before I had a camera that could do a panorama. Cerca 2007...

 

Nice! I was just in Ennis about a month ago awesome place.

 

Oregon-to-Canada on the WABDR (June 2018) - Day 1: Joe and Daisy's First Big Dirt Adventure
June 24, 2018.

It's not often that we end up on a trip in our own backyard. There are many reasons for that - there are amazing sights far and wide, adventurous friends are located states away, and of course the weather in Washington makes snow-free exploration tough much of the year.

But when Joe got a 4Runner and mentioned that he and his wife (Daisy) wanted us to get them (and their 16-month old) out on their first trip, it seemed like a great opportunity to do something a bit easier and a bit more local.

The WABDR (Washington Backcountry Discovery Route) fit that bill perfectly!

Read the story with tons of photos:
Oregon-to-Canada on the WABDR (June 2018)​

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Different mountains; the flatirons of the Solitario in Big Bend Ranch State Park.

 

Tillamook