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Most of the trails in this area are easy.. There are a few moderate trails but the views are amazing. I think you'll enjoy wheeling the area. There are also numerous dispersed camping spots, a few along creeks and several with amazing views.

I went out for a full day of off-roading in the Columbia River Gorge area. I had several trails I wanted to get mapped and uploaded for onX. Most of the trails were easy, but there were a few that were moderate. Overall it was a fun filled day of 4 wheeling the area. The area map: (the teal...

I ended up purchasing this. A new 2023 Taxa TigerMoth - Overland edition. It was over budget at $17,900 but the deal was to good to pass on. It comes with the Thule Tepui 3 person RTT that I won't need or use so I will sell it on the cheap to get a little cash back.

The 1st vehicle I ever purchased was a CJ5 that I bought used in 1983. Counting it, I've had 2 CJ5's, a CJ7, a YJ, a TJ and 2 JK's. All but one were 2dr's. One of the JK's was a JKUR (4DR). I was always a fan of the 1st Gen Broncos so when the time came to buy a new vehicle, I knew I wanted the...

Not diggin' the top shelf and am very happy with my Trailgater. The light would be cool but that requires the top shelf. Pass..

Played around with the lighting in Adobe Light Room and came up with this edited photo of my Hot Pepper Red from my last off-road trip.

I'd prefer to purchase new..

I am leaning towards a trailer and an RTT however, the DoDrop Alpha has great reviews and is within my budget if I go with a new teardrop.. I also found this. It's off-road ready and pretty well built as priced. It's Jeep branded but I assume that could be debadged. I have an email into them...

Another viable option.. $14K with the expedition suspension upgrade https://www.polydrops.com/p19

I am a fair weather camper and off-roader. I don't head out in the Winter or when heavy and / or prolonged rain is in the forecast. I am retired and can adjust my camping and off-roading trip dates easily. I also roll from Spring to Fall with my hardtop off... A little more on what I am...

Great suggestion.. I edited the title!

Yeah, sevn over on Bronco Nation has one.. I snapped some photos of it for him at their Overland Expo PNW booth and he purchased it right after that. Super sweet trailer / camper..

That response as the 1st post in the tread? C'mon man! Especially since I was clear the trailer won't see any serious off-roading. I am all for goofing off but there is a time and a place..

Wow! Nicely done!!!👍👍👍 I was seriously looking at Taxa TigerMoth https://taxaoutdoors.com/products/tigermoth?srsltid=AfmBOorRVg0iBAZSrPAlVHhG3RVFAvh0prWHFqacGd6RyDbd9EgM2QT6 After adding the off-road / overloanding kit it's pushing $23K

I might stretch my budget to $15K but am planning on paying cash and don't want to empty the bank account. I also considered a roof rack with an RTT but I roll with my hardtop off from the start of Spring until the end of Fall and that setup would require me to have the hard top on.. Not...

Not even remotely close to what I asked but thanks for posting

I am currently researching off-road campers and trailers. The older I get, the less I want to setup my tent and other gear every time I head out. I am considering enclosed trailers and trailers with Roof Top Tents. What I want is the ability to store all my gear inside the trailer when heading...

Played around in Adobe Light Room and came up with what I think is a cool photo of my non-sas 2DR Badlands. Photo taken last weekend while off-roading in WA State.. 2 1/2" lift via Bilstein 6100's Wildpeak A/T4W 35x11.5R17 DV8 Fender Flares 12,000 LBS Winch Rough Country Rock Sliders

Anyone who off-roads a lot will probably appreciate one pedal mode. Beats the heck out of two footed off-road driving.

Exactly!