5th gen 4Runners in scenic locations

What rooftop rack is that?

 

Grand Marais, Michigan

 

Broken Arrow trail, Sedona, AZ.

 

not really scenic, but had some fun last week while working

saw this guy running across a LZ the next day

 

Laurel Bed Lake, Clinch Mountain Near Saltville VA.

 

New to the forum, hello all!

Just outside PC, UT.

 

Welcome... great pic

 

Nice rig..! Welcome from Colorado

 

Fly fishing last spring. The stream was blown out but South Park was so green.

 

Out on some Utah Forest Service roads looking for MTB trails..

 

^^^which ones?

 

I bet it'll be flowing (at the least) like that this year... we have plenty of snow in them there hills. Beautiful pic and I hope they were biting.

 

We were up in Washington County. Not really sure of exact FS numbers.
We rode Broken Mesa trail and part of Ice House trail on our bikes. Did about a 16 mile loop. When were were finished we hopped in the Runner to go see if we could find where the other part of Ice House trail was. All I know is we started of on a road by the name of Cotton Springs Rd. Sound familiar?

 

Manzanar. Lone Pine, California

 

Welcome from Nebraska!

 

If one is a Dodger fan, quite scenic indeed! If not, meh.

 

My Wife and I drove to the back (West) of Manzanar, on an off-the-beatin-path road. Access is off of Moffat and Foothill, No. of LP.
We caught a few glimpses of deers and coyotes.

 

Pilot Rock, on such a nice So.CA. day too.

 

Sure does..! The rig is looking good Jennifer..

 

Yeah icehouse is fun...I dont think it gets ridden much anymore though??? it drops all the way down to the city park on the north side of StG.

 

Cruised around Bryant Creek near Haskin's Ford last night. The Bryant runs into Bull Shoals Lake.
Pretty area which has been underwater all winter. Looks like they finally let some water out of the dam on Bull Shoals Lake.

 

Nice Rig, question though, are those recovery point attached to your lash down points? Are those solid enough to be pulled that way?

 

Some would say yes and some would say no. They are welded in and never let me down. Actually used the rear lash down today in a recovery.

 

That is one sweet looking rig. How do you like your KO2s?

 

yes, to the lash point connection(eventually Im getting a bumper, when tss gets figured out)...Ive heard of lots of peeps getting recovered just fine using them...ymmv?
Thx! , ko2s ...I love them.

 

My wife and I did our version of social distancing yesterday.

Drove 15 minutes up the coast, found a turnout on a cliff above the ocean, backed the truck in and sat on the tailgate.



We watched tons a gray whales go by on their 6,000 migration from Baja to Alaska as we drank a beer or two. Beautiful day!

This was our view:

 

Just last night before falling asleep, my Wife and I were talking about our favorite vacations.
The one we will remember the most was our 3 week honeymoon camping out of my TLC, FJ-40.
We hit the coast in Pismo and then turned inland in Bodega Bay and camped at the various spots along the Coastal Mtn. Range heading back south.

 

I've done that trip quite a few times now. Still one of my favorites.