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When spring really arrives and more snow melts, you should check out the Lakes Basin area up off the 49 North of Sierra City and Bassetts. : )

I had Primitive Racing stuff on my old WRX, really good stuff. : ) http://get-primitive.com/

Mine is safe and sound in my glovebox in original packaging with certificate of authenticity, you never know when you might need it. :D

Mendocino National Forest is only 2 hours away, and its well worth the trip : )

RoPo

Mendocino National Forest has an almost endless supply of dirt roads from easy-peasy to technical. https://www.fs.usda.gov/mendocino I used to take my WRX there a lot

One day after filing my application online I was emailed a link to download my license in PDF format. :innocent: That was fast.

There's been lots of talk here about making sure we're all licensed for the radios that we operate, but not a lot of specifics on how to go about that. Since a lot of us are interested in GMRS (our needs are beyond FRS but not to the point of HAM) I wanted to share what I learned while applying...

Pretty much exactly why we got a Trail (didn't want to go through the typical raping process dealers add on with the highly sought after TRD Pros), except we've only got three medium sized dogs. ; )

Super well promoted! Nice PDF!

My '16 TR4 TEP does about 17.2 with stock size 265/70/R17 E-rated BFG KO2's.

Either one will be great. 100 Series will cost more initially though

I've been using the MotionX app on iPhone to record my tracks. Its pretty inexpensive and has worked flawlessly. http://gps.motionx.com/

Finally someone else remembers Wild Kingdom! I think you meant Marlin Perkins though! ;)

looks like you were up in the Marin headlands, maybe checking out some old Nike missile bases?

Here's our camp from this last weekend at the Deer Valley campground in the Mendocino National Forest.

Snow, slush and mud on 16N01 in the Mendocino National Forest this last weekend.

Coco is my '16 4R Trail.

Not sure about fishing this time of year, but the Mendocino National Forest has lots of places to camp and snow this time of year for sure. Be sure to check out their site though, they just temporarily closed a lot of the forest due to bad weather. https://www.fs.usda.gov/mendocino/

Super cool looking adventures and your pictures are fantastic! I'm looking forward to more of your updates.