New overlander from Colorado Springs area

theBROFESSOR said:
What a small world BRO. I spent 2 years of my life in Ashdown AR where I served at Central Baptist Church as their Youth Minister (99-2001 I think...hard to remember back that far. lol). Still have the smell of that papermill in my head. My ex-wife couldn't get out of that place fast enough. lol. Good people for sure though. Lifelong friends I made there...along with gaining a lot of weight eating Herb's burgers 3x a week.
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The good old papermill! Luckily I only had to smell it when we went back to visit family. We lived in Nashville and Camden when I was in grade school. My dad and his family all still live in and around Nashville.
 
@Etoimos : Metberry is fairly simple compared to what I've heard about Hackett. When I get tires, I'm definitely interested in tackling Hackett this summer.

@Texarado : Woodland Park is beautiful. I want to move up there within the next few years. I hope you guys make it up here as well.
 

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Kalikianō said:
@Etoimos : Metberry is fairly simple compared to what I've heard about Hackett. When I get tires, I'm definitely interested in tackling Hackett this summer.
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Yeah, the ease of Metberry is one of the reasons why I've not done it yet. lol That and because its pretty easy, it is always busier.
 
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Etoimos said:
Yeah, the ease of Metberry is one of the reasons why I've not done it yet. lol That and because its pretty easy, it is always busier.
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I would love to see the other two places. I love camping at Metberry. I went there during 4th of July last year. It was packed! Every time after that was pretty good for me. I had it one weekend all to myself which was sweet.
 
Kalikianō said:
I would love to see the other two places. I love camping at Metberry. I went there during 4th of July last year. It was packed! Every time after that was pretty good for me. I had it one weekend all to myself which was sweet.
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Part of Longwater overlooks Metberry, and one time we were looking down at Metberry and counted 20+ Jeeps and FJs making a train down the trail. I was like, not thanks! lol
 
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KÜHN said:
Whoa! Amazing pics and a fellow JKU owner to boot! Congrats and welcome! (I'm a newb, too!)
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Thanks man. Its always good to see other JKUs in the overland sites. We seem to be the rare breed in these parts.
 
@Etoimos Yeah, we are the rare birds, for sure... But to be honest- nobody seems to care here. I love that! I've been a Jeep owner since 1994, and have been a member of multiple Jeep groups/clubs/pages, and many seem to have a "Jeep or nothing" approach to anything offroad. I, admittedly, used to subscribe to that mindset, as I passionately love all things Jeep. Truth is- it's the PEOPLE we wheel with, or travel with and meet, that make the journey worthwhile. OB seems to have a ton of like-minded folks, in that- it doesn't matter WHAT you drive, so much as IF you actually get out there and do it. Hence my participation here. Cheers!
 
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I totally agree, people over rigs any day of the week. However, there is something kind of special about rolling with a large group of the same vehicle type.
 
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