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Great report! I've done many many trips to MNF but never this one. I don't think there is a way through from French Ridge over towards Letts Lake. All of those roads are either blocked by private property or are washed out/overgrown.

A lot of it is!

BTW, this is the first 2WD 5th Gen I've seen on OB. I'd love to see more of what you get up to and how far you can push it.

...or just get the member number re-engraved after you plasti-dip/paint/anodize the badge.

@SAFETYRUNNER Thanks for the idea! I've been thinking about this since you mentioned it. Friday night I looked around on Amazon and found one I figured would work out well. It arrived at 8:00 this (Sunday) morning! I think it turned out pretty well for almost zero effort!

Me too! I started out with the Sackware Toyota, Land Rover, and Jeep stickers along the back edge of the tailgate. Recently Ive been collecting the signs of interesting or scenic highways I've traversed most or all of. ...ok, I haven't done Hwy 4 just yet. I ordered the 2in highway signs...

All you need is a decent lumber rack

Thanks for sharing! You guys ate like kings. These are great photos that make me miss being there too!

Coco was a self chosen name.

Looks like someone was camped there long enough to have some fun making things nice! but yes, prolly aliens.

I wasn't going to mention it, but its actually a really nice one! But then again its Memorial Day weekend so it will be mobbed.

That looks like a heck of a good trip! I really enjoyed your photos too!

Looks like a great trip! I really like it when the weather is a little bit inclement so this looks perfect to me.

big wheels and lift did exactly nothing for him.

About 2003, probably earlier.

Another cool tool for routes is Scribble Maps!: https://www.scribblemaps.com/ It allows you to draw a route over Google Maps and then export it to your GPS device.

I think you forgot tough off-road tires, which would be my number one recommendation. Also, I'd wait 'n see about the front bumper and winch kind of things. I'm not sure you're really going to need them. They'll cost and weigh a lot.

Paved roads are a 100% acceptable form of exploration! If its new to you its still exploring, regardless of road surface. Its just like your vehicle, 'run what you brung'. Go places you can and to what's available to you. This is about going places- and new places that are out doors that are...

That's Rice Fork/Bear Creek on the M10/Bear Creek Road. Its down the hill to the East from Penny Pines Campground.