As a group, we climbed about six routes and I was able to climb three, with the most difficult being a 5.7. Here are a few pictures of our adventure.
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Category Archives: Adventure
Jerome Snow Run
We had all of the adventure we wanted …
One of the vehicles went into a 100 yard slide before even getting to the trail.
Coke Ovens, Box Canyon
…The water continued to rise in the narrow canyon as we pushed towards its exit. The confluence of every inlet and waterfall filling its width…
Sierra El Pinacate Expedition
Dates: 2/13-16/2004 Trail Time: 3 Days Location: Sonora Mexico Mapping / GPS / Waypoint File: .GIF Map Image Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 / .MPS (Mapsource) Track File for day one only. Contact me if you would like additional navigation information on the extremely remote and rugged track for day 2 and…
SEMA 2004
With major increases in exhibitors in the truck, SUV and off-road area. There were fewer “new ideas” than in years past, but more practical application of existing concepts.
The White Rim Trail
With each trip, Utah continues to unveil its splendor, reaching out to the uninitiated with a powerful grasp.
Chiricahua Mountains
Date: 5/1-3/2004 Trail Time: 5-6 hours Location: Coronado National Forest, SE of Wilcox Arizona. The trail starts at the intersection of Route 181 and the Pinery Canyon Road (Note: I have detailed GPS and track data available for this trip, but would like to limit its recipients to properly equipped and environmentally conscious travelers. Please…
Lap of the Snow Mountain Wilderness
Last fall I went to the Mendocino National Forest, north of Clear Lake, solo, to see if I could circumnavigate the Snow Mountain Wilderness.
Warn Trail Run 2011: Easter Jeep
On the Cliffhanger Trail with Warn. Expedition Portal was driving a 2011 AEV HEMI converted JK with 37″ tires – fun is an understatement.
Slow motion overlanding: Argentina to Alaska and back
Some people have a passion for traveling that urges them on, no matter the odds.
A Guy and his Dog: Baja Adventure 2010
I have long since been fascinated with traveling in Latin America. Many will attribute it to the year I spent living in Argentina at the age of 18…
The Range Rover Classic: An iconic alternative for the overlander
Land Rover introduced the Range Rover in 1970 revolutionizing the 4×4 industry for years to come. In an era of rugged Jeeps, Land Cruisers and Land Rovers, the Range Rover was the first luxury 4×4.
The 1995 Ruta Maya Camel Trophy in a 1974 Land Rover Series III
CYRIL’S TRAVEL LOGS: THE EARLY YEARS – Part 1
Expeditions West: 2010 in Pictures
Nearly 30 countries and 20,000 miles of adventure.
Central America to the USA, A Family Road Trip – Part II
The car sways, as if considering what to do, and then makes up its mind: “It’s falling!” Cyril shouts!
Expoordition 2011: We Want You
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Playing in the Snow, Prescott Style
Having fun with a few friends and a few sets of the new MaxTrax.
Central America to the USA, A Family Road Trip – Part I
This is the true story about everything you should see and everything you shouldn’t do.
My Land Rover Anomaly
It has been said that 70% of all Land Rovers ever built are still in use to this day and interestingly, it has been claimed that 30% of the tribes around the world first encountered white men driving Land Rovers.
Turtles across the land – A Jeep Wrangler as an overland vehicle.
As overland travelers we’re intrinsically linked to our vehicles. We load them with our lives and place our unwavering trust in them to move us about, like turtles roaming the land.