That is the trail that wraps around the back side of Nemo's Tunnel. We were wheeling at Windrock and took the drive out there to run the tunnel.Where in Tennessee was that last picture?
Ok ill have to look it up. I live an hour away from NashvilleThat is the trail that wraps around the back side of Nemo's Tunnel. We were wheeling at Windrock and took the drive out there to run the tunnel.
From a different angle.
Love this idea. Have a small RV now and have seriously contemplated the potential of a “roaming” lifestyle. If nothing else, all this great feedback may allow me to plot the perfect home base!The problem deciding on one spot is the weather/temperature. I’ve wheeled in 49 states including Alaska, my top 3 are Arizona, Colorado and Utah. Those 3 states do have issues regarding how the weather affects your off roading.
Arizona- Fantastic late fall, winter and early spring. By the time April arrives it already hitting 90 degrees and Summer early fall 100+ plus. Jeeping off road during the summer is unbearable and hard on your Jeep.
Colorado- Awesome late May, Summer, September and early October. Spring flowers, full rivers/creeks 70 degree weather and fall foliage. By mid October you are getting snow higher elevations and its just too cold trails close down and won’t start to open back up till late May at the earliest.
Utah- October, November, March and April is outstanding. Words dont describe how incredible the wheeling is during those 4 months. By the time December arrives its cold, icy, snowy and it doesn’t improve till late March. The one time I was in Moab late January early February ice on all the trails so I headed to Southern Utah and had the same results. Month of May till the end of spring its back to 90+ degrees just like Arizona.
Those are my observations but I do have a suggestion. Instead of settling down in one place purchase a Motorhome/RV and tow or trailer your Jeep. You will be able to experience it all and wheel year round and not be tied down to one spot.
Agreed!! I have a good friend that lived there for a few years and absolutely loved it!! Close to Moab and southern Utah. Not that far from skiing and all.Keep in mind that the Western Slope area around Grand Junction is much more affordable than the Front Range area or the resort towns in the high country. Plus, GJ is a great central hub area for so many great wheeling adventures.
Prescott is a beautiful area.+1 on Northern AZ as that is my retirement plan. Already have a house there where I go whenever possible (Prescott). Now just have to save up a few $M somehow so I can afford it since pensions aren’t a thing anymore...
Great observations. Here during AZ summers jeeping off road was about the only thing I did when it was so hot! Was great to get out and explore in the comfort of my AC. LolThe problem deciding on one spot is the weather/temperature. I’ve wheeled in 49 states including Alaska, my top 3 are Arizona, Colorado and Utah. Those 3 states do have issues regarding how the weather affects your off roading.
Arizona- Fantastic late fall, winter and early spring. By the time April arrives it already hitting 90 degrees and Summer early fall 100+ plus. Jeeping off road during the summer is unbearable and hard on your Jeep.
Colorado- Awesome late May, Summer, September and early October. Spring flowers, full rivers/creeks 70 degree weather and fall foliage. By mid October you are getting snow higher elevations and its just too cold trails close down and won’t start to open back up till late May at the earliest.
Utah- October, November, March and April is outstanding. Words dont describe how incredible the wheeling is during those 4 months. By the time December arrives its cold, icy, snowy and it doesn’t improve till late March. The one time I was in Moab late January early February ice on all the trails so I headed to Southern Utah and had the same results. Month of May till the end of spring its back to 90+ degrees just like Arizona.
Those are my observations but I do have a suggestion. Instead of settling down in one place purchase a Motorhome/RV and tow or trailer your Jeep. You will be able to experience it all and wheel year round and not be tied down to one spot.
I meet a lot of folks in RV's towing a Jeep. That has been working for me...Instead of settling down in one place purchase a Motorhome/RV and tow or trailer your Jeep. You will be able to experience it all and wheel year round and not be tied down to one spot.
What RV is that? Like the two door!I meet a lot of folks in RV's towing a Jeep. That has been working for me...
https://www.tigervehicles.comWhat RV is that? Like the two door!