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[Wiggilez]

Hello, I'm Nic and I have a slightly modified 1st gen Tundra



I'm from western Canada, but I'm currently in Ontario for the next year. So if you have any trip suggestions for southern Ontario let me know.

For a more verbose intro you can read my poorly written truck intro

Wiggilez's 2004 Tundra

I've named this thread after my current truck but I'm going to try and start from the beginning with some of my previous vehicles. (note: though I will try my best of of the pictures of my old stuff may not be in proper chronological order) So my first taste of camping and adventuring started...

www.overlandbound.com

 

[freak4life]

Hi everyone, my name is Daniel, I am located in the Sacramento area and a newbie to overlanding. I have a 2018 Jeep Wrangler and just starting my overland setup.I have a trip planned to Zion,Bryce,Lake Powell, and the Grand Canyon. I would appreciate any suggestions on places to overland camp in those areas. thanks

Hello Daniel, welcome to the OB community.

 

[freak4life]

Hello, I'm Nic and I have a slightly modified 1st gen Tundra

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I'm from western Canada, but I'm currently in Ontario for the next year. So if you have any trip suggestions for southern Ontario let me know.

For a more verbose intro you can read my poorly written truck intro

Wiggilez's 2004 Tundra

I've named this thread after my current truck but I'm going to try and start from the beginning with some of my previous vehicles. (note: though I will try my best of of the pictures of my old stuff may not be in proper chronological order) So my first taste of camping and adventuring started...

www.overlandbound.com

Hello Nic, welcome to the OB community.

 

[Big G]

Hello, my name is Dustin.
Location: Southern California
Rig: 2020 Jeep Compass Trailhawk (wife has a 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee that might be a better overlanding vehicle lol)
Experience: none? I’m new so I am still learning and am very anxious to get out there.

Hello Dustin, welcome to the OB community.

 

[Big G]

Location: Dallas, TX
Rig: 2019 Toyota 4Runner Offroad
Experience: I’ve driven humvees in Iraq, land cruisers in UAE and pickup trucks on Texas country roads, so I’m gonna go with novice.



Looking forward to learning and meeting everyone. Thanks!

Hello Paul, welcome to the OB community.

 

[Big G]

Hello everyone. Really glad to be introducing myself to this fantastic community.

Name: Martin
Location: Dubai
Rig: Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit V8 (ruggedised )

I’m currently building up my rig to take on more local vehicle dependant exploration of UAE and Oman. I had big plans for last year but this was put on hold due to travel restrictions.

Now though I’m looking forward to the borders to opening up soon and getting my WK2 ready to explore and find adventure.

Hello Martin, welcome to the OB community.

 

[Kent R]

Hello, I'm Nic and I have a slightly modified 1st gen Tundra

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I'm from western Canada, but I'm currently in Ontario for the next year. So if you have any trip suggestions for southern Ontario let me know.

For a more verbose intro you can read my poorly written truck intro

Wiggilez's 2004 Tundra

I've named this thread after my current truck but I'm going to try and start from the beginning with some of my previous vehicles. (note: though I will try my best of of the pictures of my old stuff may not be in proper chronological order) So my first taste of camping and adventuring started...

www.overlandbound.com

Welcome to Overland Bound Nic
The closest Member Representative to you in Ontario for local information is @ryancarman
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[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Hello, I'm Nic and I have a slightly modified 1st gen Tundra

View attachment 193586

I'm from western Canada, but I'm currently in Ontario for the next year. So if you have any trip suggestions for southern Ontario let me know.

For a more verbose intro you can read my poorly written truck intro

Wiggilez's 2004 Tundra

I've named this thread after my current truck but I'm going to try and start from the beginning with some of my previous vehicles. (note: though I will try my best of of the pictures of my old stuff may not be in proper chronological order) So my first taste of camping and adventuring started...

www.overlandbound.com

Where abouts in southern Ontario (if you don't mind me asking)? Once things warm up a bit and dry out I will likely be planning a trip around southern/eastern Ontario with one of my rigs ( depending on level of difficultly of trail I end Lanning or how remote I plan to go). I typically run solo but could always use an extra rig around just in case.

 

[Firehound1992]

Hello, I’m Rick with my wife Sherry-Kay.

We have a new two door JL Jeep Willy’s. And a 2019 Tundra just getting started with the overland experience.

 

[freak4life]

Hello, I’m Rick with my wife Sherry-Kay.

We have a new two door JL Jeep Willy’s. And a 2019 Tundra just getting started with the overland experience.

Hello Rick and Sherry-Kay, welcome to the OB community.

 

[Wiggilez]

Where abouts in southern Ontario (if you don't mind me asking)? Once things warm up a bit and dry out I will likely be planning a trip around southern/eastern Ontario with one of my rigs ( depending on level of difficultly of trail I end Lanning or how remote I plan to go). I typically run solo but could always use an extra rig around just in case.

About 30-40 min south of ottawa.

That being said I'm starting to realize that most Ontarians consider Ottawa to be central and the area near Kingston/Toronto to be south.

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

about 30-40 min south of ottawa.

Crag lake was on my list of spots to hit along my trip. I am up near Owen sound but figured a trip up around Kingston, maybe stop at the Wilton cheese factory on on the way by, then up around the Ottawa Valley area, and loop back down around Algonquin and then around Ardbeg/Parry sound before heading home.

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

That being said I'm starting to realize that most Ontarians consider Ottawa to be central and the area near Kingston/Toronto to be south.

Lol I usually just assume most people are either near Ottawa or Toronto. Seems to be how it is.

 

[Wiggilez]

I've seen Craig lake mentioned a few times on some other forums, I've also heard that there is a low difficulty trail that starts somewhere near the Canada/US broader and ends near merickville.

the other one that I'm interested in is the TCAT sections in ontairo, but I'm not 100% sure if its 4x4 friendly as other then the BC sections it seems to be mostly moto riders that do that one.

 

[Wiggilez]

Lol I usually just assume most people are either near Ottawa or Toronto. Seems to be how it is.

As an Albertan I find it weird that "northern" Ontario is about midway up the province and that the northern part of the province is some weird magical fairy land that no one goes to :P

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

I've seen Craig lake mentioned a few times on some other forums, I've also heard that there is a low difficulty trail that starts somewhere near the Canada/US broader and ends near merickville.

the other one that I'm interested in is the TCAT sections in ontairo, but I'm not 100% sure if its 4x4 friendly as other then the BC sections it seems to be mostly moto riders that do that one.

Ya to my knowledge 4x4s are not allowed on the TCAT ( at least most of it.)

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

As an Albertan I find it weird that "northern" Ontario is about midway up the province and that the northern part of the province is some weird magical fairy land that no one goes to :P

Lol ya it has to do with population density. Technicaly I'm northern Ontario oven though I can drive 4-5 hours one way and be in the US, and drive 18 hours+ in the other direction and still be in Ontario lol.

 

[Wiggilez]

Lol ya it has to do with population density. Technicaly I'm northern Ontario oven though I can drive 4-5 hours one way and be in the US, and drive 18 hours+ in the other direction and still be in Ontario lol.

that's fair, too bad though the area around Dryden is fairly reminiscent of western Alberta right as your getting into the rockies.

 

[Will107426]

Hi everyone! My name is William and I own a 2014 Toyota 4Runner, that as of the moment is lifted 2.5 inches and with Nitto Terragrapplers 285/75R17s. I am out of Elkton, Virginia and am very much a beginner.

 

[ST102]

Hello, located in San Diego, 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ62