I downloaded a track from Everytrail to my gps that allowed me to loop Pinal Peak south of Globe, AZ. Once again, it was not a hard trail but had enough variety that I was able to gain more experience in the Jeep, particularly, with off-camber and hill climbing conditions.
As you climb in elevation, the desert recedes and you enter an area of tall pines and cooler temperatures. It's like two rides in one.
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The road less traveled |
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Surprise of the day |
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View from 7,777 feet |
My ATV/UTV friends are beginning to suggest that I am getting soft now that I am inside a cab protected from the elements and enjoying the comfort of heating and air conditioning. Nonsense! Just today the cappuccino machine in the Jeep broke and I had to rough it by going to Starbucks. Hey... no one said driving off-road was going to be easy.
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Jim......... Not too jealous of the cappuccino, but the heat, oh yeah.....
It's the dust I find most annoying. It gets into everything.
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