Our first off-road foray - Indian Pass

[sandracer]

The wife and I headed out for the first off-roading in our new KJ. It would have been a better trip with a group but we still had a good time and the KJ did great!

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You wouldn't think the signs are really needed.

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Got sand? Well..... maybe next trip.

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We topped the day off with a trip through the car wash to knock the dust off.

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[2003KJ]

lol nice.....love the carwash shot at the end.

That pavement ends sign.....if you had gotten a shot with say your jeep next to it....that woulda been perfect...

 

[Stampey]

Arizona or newmexico?Kinda reminds me of Ship rock in Newmexico.

 

[Eddo]

Beautiful. I miss new Mexico and the southwest a ton. Ohio just dosen't compare.

 

[sandracer]

Arizona or newmexico?Kinda reminds me of Ship rock in Newmexico.

Actually, it's California. We live in Arizona but this area is just across the state line in California, west of Yuma, AZ. The "Pavement Ends" sign is where Ogilby Road (S-34) meets Interstate 8 about 15 miles from Yuma.

I miss New Mexico too. We were stationed there from 1990 to 1997. Talk about some great road trips! One of our favorite areas was the Mogollon Rim.

 

[JeepJeepster]

Beautiful. I miss new Mexico and the southwest a ton. Ohio just dosen't compare.

But Kentucky beats New Mexico all to heck.. Right.. \/ O

 

[hyde]

What a location. Great pictures, but not many of your jeep.. [-(

 

[grogiefrog]

Sweet! Thanks Sandracer for the photos! (Cheers)

I like a little alone exploring myself. Just take it easy, and look around.