My neck of the woods. My wife and I have done the WABDR in sections over the years and are quite familiar with most of the areas having family spread out across the state.
Count your blessing for not being able to make that turn into the jungle. The jungle consists of several switchbacks that you will not be able to navigate with a trailer without damage or a lot of work.
Thank you for that confirmation. I own that map , and I've studied that route. It was on my list of Moto destinations. I may have change the vehicle I bring on that trail! @@FarFromOrdinary
Amazing one. Keep going guys.
Thanks youtube for recommendation.
Thanks for stopping by!!
@@FarFromOrdinary you are most welcome
Impressive Trip!
Very!
My neck of the woods. My wife and I have done the WABDR in sections over the years and are quite familiar with most of the areas having family spread out across the state.
Nice! You've got one hell of a backyard there!
Count your blessing for not being able to make that turn into the jungle. The jungle consists of several switchbacks that you will not be able to navigate with a trailer without damage or a lot of work.
Oh dang!!
Glad you guys made it, but better you than me. LOL!
We were sore in spots! LOL
The transition from off-roading to overlanding is crazy, but you all have handled it so well. What an epic journey!
Thanks Jason!
Overlanders, tell us about your favorite remote campsites and off-grid experiences!
Another Patagonia tire with a sidewall puncture.
Ya unfortunately it's too common on those
Is this the WABDR that motorcycles run?
Yep!
Thank you for that confirmation. I own that map , and I've studied that route. It was on my list of Moto destinations. I may have change the vehicle I bring on that trail! @@FarFromOrdinary