I had this on my list for a while and even made an attempt in April but was thwarted by snow and ice. I went back on July 5th and was much more successful.
Burley Mountain Lookout has some of the most epic views of the southern Washington Cascade in the Gifford-Pinchot Forest. At 5300ft it...
There are at least 8-10 Lost Lakes in Washington and another 19 in Oregon. Naming of lakes was very unoriginal at one point. :)
Clear Lake was another popular name.
Like the seatbelt chime.
When offroad there are a million reasons to be hopping in and out. Spotting, moving downed trees, call of nature, adjusting the camera...
We are a group of passionate Ford Bronco owners who love getting together to explore the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. We proudly call ourselves the No Double Honk Bronco Boys — a name we earned after disabling that dreaded factory honk "feature" once and for all.
Out on the trails...
I went back, this time with some accomplices, to Joyce Lake and beyond. Pechuck Lookout (4,338 ft) is Oregon’s only remaining stone fire lookout, open for day visits and first-come, first-served overnight stays. Moderate-to-strenuous hikes (e.g., ~5-mile round-trip from Rooster Rock Trailhead)...
When I first saw this on Facebook I thought there was no way it wouldn't bounce around and pull out of the dash or at least the phone would pop off.
For reference I bought their previous accessory rail and sent it back as the phone wobbled too much.
Turns out that little 1/4-20 in the dash is...
1. It's very remote. One person did mention that there was some homeless activity but I can't imagine it was all the way up at Joyce Lake. There might be some activity on the weekend, but I'm thinking it's more the handful of people, certainly no crowds. I went on a Monday and there wasn't a...