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He is being serious. The forest service roads in the Ouachita and Ozark forests are public lands. Free to explore and free to dispersed camp in the national forest. Just grab your map/Gaia and go

Good to know since I was planning another trip to Guadalupe and Lincoln in 2 weeks...

Check out the Enchanted Rockies trail (ERT) going north of Santa Fe. I traveled it south from Colorado and was pretty scenic. Not sure how you plan on traveling up there but might consider part of the New Mexico backcountry discovery route (NMBDR).

Glad to see someone else with an old yoter!

Dam that a lot of rigs..... Every trip I’ve been on has been solo with one exception. That trip there was 3 of us.

Amen to that..lol

Never seen sliders that mount that way. Interesting....

Tracks and maps are available from the guy that actually mapped out the route. https://www.transamtrail.com/

I run Pathfinder AT’s. Their Discount Tires house brand. I’ve put a lot of hard trail miles on them and am extremely surprised how they have held up.

I’ve had my eye on this route for sometime. Will be interested in what you find out. Have you asked on their website? https://arizonapeacetrail.org/partners

My 88 4runner with the 3.0 v6 just rolled 300k on the original motor. Only engine work ever done were valve cover gaskets. Uses half quart of oil every 3k miles and purrs like a kitten. The 85 I had before it I swapped in a 7mge from a Supra. Engine had 290k when I got rid of it.

Looks like fun!

On my last trip, my X-Bull winch got quite a workout and the special bolt that goes in the engage/disengage lever vibrated loose and fell out somewhere. It is a special bolt that I think looks like a small screw with a smaller stud on the end. It goes where the long screw is in the attached pic...

Yes Colorado is certainty beautiful. I just got back from there AZ, and NM on a 2 week trip. You are right about there being great places out west to explore.

Looking at your avatar your Disco looks pretty well outfitted...

I got the crossmember, skid/belly pan for my 1st gen. On my last trip it got really put to the test and passed with flying colors. I’m not familiar with the Vermont area. Any good places to Overland there?

Looks like a fun trip that will leave some good memories!

Welcome to the community! I swear by the Budbuilt armor. Have it on my 4runner.

In the past I found it best to get involved in some of the conversations In the threads. Then the activity tends to pick up. I was mindful of the locations and got involved particularly when I saw people in my general area. Met up with several OB members doing this and have made multiple...

Hello from the lone star state!