Scenic Wheeling Picture Thread

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Camping at Polihale beach, Kauai

 

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Keewenaw Peninsula, Michigan

 

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Long Canyon, near Moab

 

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Governor Basin, near Ouray, CO

 

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Forest Road 493, up the mountain from Cottonwood, AZ

 

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CR 2008, arch is now fallen and land was state trust but now private or to be swapped to the govt I've heard.

 

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Arch Canyon Trail 2008, now on the chopping block

 

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Cedar Mesa, today 2009

 

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Took the 4runner on Broken Arrow yesterday

 

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Forest Road 493, a little bit farther up the mountain from the snow pic

 

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Yankee Boy Basin, near Ouray

 

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Hancock Pass, CO
12,140'

 

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Sycamore Canyon trailhead north of Clarkdale. We saw a total of three other couples on the trail, apparently one of them were cheeseheads. Saw the old wrangler when we climbed out of the Canyon and noticed rust, so knew they weren't from around here. Sure enough, Wisconsin plates.

 

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Mexican Hat rock, just north of Mexican Hat, Utah

 

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Bull Canyon, north of Moab

 

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Cache Valley/Dry Mesa road according to Google maps. 4wd road that continues from the Delicate Arch road in Arches NP, and exits the park shortly after the Delicate Arch viewpoint. Just a quarter mile past the viewpoint is a great view with no walking required.

 

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Dark Canyon Lake, La Sal mountains near Moab

 

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Heading down Geyser Pass towards Dark Canyon Lake

 

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And I guess I should apologize for all the 4runner pics, but we have the grandkids with us so while any of the XJs could have made the trip, I don't think we would have had enough room even overloading the roof rack. And the van is only a two seat cargo van so towing a jeep here wasn't an option either.
I will say that in my opinion, the 4runner is at least equal to a base model 4 door Wrangler or Gladiator.

 

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Top of Onion Creek road, near Moab