Paddling Lone Rock
Explore the sandy west shore of Lake Powell paddling Lone Rock Beach by raft, kayak, canoe, SUP, or other watercraft.
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Camping Coral Pink Sand Dunes
Have your pick of forested campsites or open RV sites with hookups, dump station, and showers at Coral Pink Sand Dunes Campground(s) in Southern Utah.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes
Hike, sled, ATV, camp, and explore the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park near Kanab in southern Utah.
Boondocking on Forest Road 031
Do you remember when we boondocked in Dixie National Forest a couple of years ago? Yeah, I was silly enough to think that that would be a sufficiently singular experience that boondocking in DIxie Forrest could be summed up in…
Montrose to Nucla, Colorado on the Rimrocker
Explore the Rimrocker Trail off-road route from Montrose to Nucla, Colorado: an easy overland stretch of forested dirt logging road with impressive vistas.
Nucla, Colorado to the Utah Border on the Rimrocker
Travel from Nucla, Colorado to the Utah border on the Rimrocker off-road and OHV trail. This overlanding route features rough terrain, sharp switchbacks, and steep cliffs.
Looking Back on the Rimrocker
The Rimrocker Trail is an off-road and OHV route from Montrose, Colorado to Moab, Utah. The trail traverses terrain from pine and aspen forests to rolling hills of sage and cactus. The road condition varies from regularly graded gravel to rutted dirt roads and one high water crossing. The trail winds through federal and private land so be conscious of signs along the road when selecting a campsite or taking side adventures on other trails.
Utah Border to Moab on the Rimrocker
Dive into the roughest stretch of the Rimrocker Trail from the Utah border to Moab, Utah: full of encroaching scrub-brush, rough rocky road, and majestic mountains.
Delicate Arch Trail
Call it "Cowboy's Chaps", "Old Maid's Bloomers", or "Salt Wash Arch", the Delicate Arch is Arches National Park's largest freestanding arch.
Double Arch Trail
We wing things. That's what we do. I've made a map of places we would like to go to and then base our routes on our final destination and what mapped points fall between our current location and destination. Exactly how our trip plays out each time is something we play by ear. In this case, we had ten days to travel to Oregon. Half way in, we discovered that we would be swinging by Arches National Park. Arches ranks as one of the most exciting National Parks that neither of us has ever visited. So, of course, we went.