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Yes it is. We spent 5 nights there and had the entire campground entirely to ourselves for 3 of the nights. I have linked 2 shorts re the campground. Thx for watching and pls consider subscribing. czcams.com/users/shortsePDJC1bV3J0?si=4SzeDuZnM5L3uZvc. czcams.com/users/shortscJAPHjgXZaY?si=h2hECO2OEZpOE-jS

@@jeep4dirt thought I recognized it ! Did u head East to Soap Creek Tank and the 3000 ft view East over Lee's Ferry?

@@rubiconadventurewithscotty3258 We did not bc we did not explore that far bc our trip started on the North Rim and we did not have enuf time to go further east

It took about 5 hours but u can do it in less if u don't fly a drone etc. The air temp started out around 85 and was about 105 when we finished. I did not check engine/fluid temps other than 2 view the main temp gauge which remained in the middle of the normal range. Thx for watching and commenting.

Do u have the Funtreks book? It is Trail #37 in the book.

@@jeep4dirt Thanks for the info. Yep, got the Wells book. But that's #37, "Black Canyon City Overlook" trail (also known as Road to Nowhere), the "Backway to Black Canyon City" is a different trail, on West side of 17 starting up by Upper Terminator, then heads North. "Overlook" is generally rated moderate, and "BackWay" is rated easier.

I renamed the video because I realized that the title can be confusing. Thank u for bringing the problem to my attention. BTW, TrailsOffroad has the trail listed as Moores Gulch, although only as a scout route.

thank u!

She insisted on opening it.

Thank u. I always try to find different angles and perspectives. It is rewarding when someone recognizes and appreciates the effort. Have a gr8 day.

Thank u.

thank u i didn't know 3 would bloom that day

Thank u. For this video I used an Ace Pro although a Go Pro would have worked for the Rolls OHV portion. However, for the mountain biking section at night the Go Pro would not have worked. For low light, the Ace Pro is much much better than a Go Pro.

I agree. Thx for watching.

thx. we do 2

oops, I'm sorry, I just saw your comment and I notice that the 100 level course in PC is today so perhaps my reply will not be helpful. Yes the class was very helpful. Yes it was a bit challenging but not too hard. There was a risk of damage only if u did something very foolish or were not paying attention. However, I did not take the course in PC so perhaps the terrain where ur at is harder. I suggest u call Barlow and u will be connected to Paul who is very helpful and can answer your questions more specifically. Good Luck. BTW, we often go to Anza Borrego SP to hike and off-road. It is a gr8 place.

Hi Dee, Thank u. Fran and I enjoyed meeting u and Sanford. Last week we ran a trail that starts just West of I17 on Table Mesa Road, as opposed to East which is where Nena staged the classes. Here is a link to the video. czcams.com/video/TWYoFzcpPkg/video.html. In 2 weeks we will see Nena again for the 200 level courses. We are currently at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in southern AZ. We brought our jeep and our RV. BTW, if u want to communicate with us outside of Utube, u can use this email address. shore_orbit0o@icloud.com Jim