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A video driving on the Camino Del Diablo.

Just checked the website. No changes to reflect current CDC and Fauci information BE SAFE Wear a mask or face covering at all times. Wash or sanitize your hands often. Maintain physical distance between yourself and others.

Added a fly rod holder to the 200 Series .

Nothing like sound of a Coleman lantern hissing at night.

Pretty much impossible to confuse the two.

The caps are completely different

Here are some GPX files. The designated camping areas are Papago Wells, Thule Wells and Christmas Tree pass. GPX viewer

Thanks . Here is a segment that did not make the latest article. Planning your Adventure Getting there: Depending on your location, the Camino del Diablo can be run East to West or vice versa. The starting and ending points depending on your direction, is Ajo, Arizona and Yuma...

Just got back from a trip in Feb. Permitting is super easy now. We had great weather and only one flat tire. Five trucks is about max to fit in the campsites along the route. if you don't have Mexican cell service in your cell phone, it is best to shut off your phone or risk a high phone...

You can get Scepter Military fuel cans on Ebay . They are expensive but worth it. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570&_nkw=scepter+fuel+can&_sacat=0

GAIA and Onx are good only if preloaded with maps and routes. Neither can tell you were the nearest gas or lodging is or how to get there. Garmin can do that

Thank you.

Maxtrax are superior especially in mud or snow. Lighter and easier to mount on the truck. I only used the sand tracks once in sand . The traction surface of the sand track is smooth vs the Maxtrax. I have a new Land Cruiser now and there is no efficient way to mount the sand tracks.

I still have my CB. It does not take up any space and it has comes in handy on the interstate talking to truckers about traffic .

Not for me. Virtue signaling fashion masks are required . This is an outdoor event. This is beyond stupid, I'll save my money for gas for my summer trip. https://www.overlandexpo.com/plan-ahead

I have two of these. Work great

You can get some Made in the USA sand tracks on Amazon. Good price.

These are what I have. I was mistaken as these are from Germany.

The Sand Ladders on the Camino del Diablo.

Between Freecampsits.net and I overlander you can find lots of nice places. Buy maps of the state. The Garmin Overlander has a public campgrounds database built into the unit.