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As well as getting legitimate access to our land on the other side of the tracks with trails that reach the Colorado river. Our lands there are more than the sand and has been cutoff with the road grading and berm piles... if we don't camp there it's easier to manage.

There was a public comment period to address the new rule changes. Not only are the fees going up this year but locally they can raise them whenever they feel justified in doing so without additional public comment. Absolutely terrible change in policy. All 348 million land owners of the ISDRA...

$55 and $70 on site

I don't see any indication that the vendor rows were negotiated and there appears to be no trade off or give and take, just 348 million people losing access to their land in the name of safety and enforcement. Again, not saying it's a bad idea... I just prefer the "not an inch" approach when it...

It's just an excuse used to justify the closure.

Last season, season before.... headed down to the old troll hut. There were maybe 4-6 of them between wash road and the dunes spread across the southern side of the wash, just before the berm.

@kazuaki Still digging. In spite of the actual signs in wash 25/26 stating "no camping beyond this point" all along the wash berm, I haven't yet tracked down the actual source and how this was determined. It does 100% seem to coincide with the 2009 loss of use with Union Pacific maintenance road...

Jon said that the two wheeler is 50lb less and if jailbroke will do 75mph! ~15 more than a jailbroken 3 wheeler.

That's a beauty. I'm lucky and the e-track on the walls of my enclosed work perfectly to hold the jack in a similar fashion.

Yes. They had a significant impact in implementing the 50' corridors in the flats and consider it a win. I am not saying that it isn't a win in the name of safety, but the 348 million Americans who own that land got no additional camping area in return to offset this loss.

Not going to lie, when setting up I was like "oh hell yes, I'm getting one of those!" ...and by the end of the weekend I just wanted everyone dead.

Looking for the actual reference now. 33-70 is the RAMP. There are signs posted at the wash berm in 26. It is possible that I mispoke and the closure wasn't due to the RAMP but the wash road revamp or other closure and not directly tied to the RAMP itself... now I'm on a mission to find the...

Between this and the 50' wide corridors at the flats that is a significant amount of acreage that is now lost to camping. No trade, nothing in place, no public comment, just gone. Add that the last RAMP rewrite removed all washes beyond 26 for authorized camping... What are you doing to...

From BLM ECFO FB Post: Hey, outdoor enthusiasts! Heads up! Osborne Overlook will be closing for overnight camping during some busy holiday weekends. But don’t worry, day-use is still wide open for your adventures! Closure Dates: Halloween: Oct 27 - Nov 2, 2025 Thanksgiving: Nov 24 - 30...

This looks like a slimmer model of the HF Badlands jack. Very happy with mine, just wish it was lighter. If this is near the same price point I'd go with it!

Thank you Alex! 🍻 🤘

SSSS allllll weekend. Good catching up with a bunch of folks! Sore and tired. Glad it's over but I can't complain too much. I'm extremely fortunate to have selfless partners and volunteers that volunteered their time who are also sore and tired, none of what we do happens without them. As is...

@RiverDave bring me some of that zonie fuel! We'll be just diagonal from ya, between you and Kawasaki! See ya at the show 🍻

Not sure what's worse, that or not having the money to have it all detailed and soaking all the time I have into detailing it myself :ROFLMAO: Either way, Friday morning will be a full quickwax and wipe for everyone of us 🍻 ...I am however thankful that it's not hitting on Sunday and we are...