For sure ... I'm all about relieving oneself in the ocean in the number one situation. No shame there.Well, you could go out in the water and “relieve” yourself that way. Granted not sure that’ll work if you have to do the old number 2.
Make them hold it until the tide is going out.Well, you could go out in the water and “relieve” yourself that way. Granted not sure that’ll work if you have to do the old number 2.
Just a short trail down the street from the house we are staying in. Those mountains are the view from our back patio.
I'll be back there Thursday-Saturday. I have a 6 year old and it never was a problem but yeah, you would need to drive to the entrance for restrooms. A lot of people make quick trips out and leave others behind until they return so if you had to take care of business, it really isn't that big of a deal outside of maybe trying to get the piles of sand off before jumping in the Jeep.
Looks good Mike! My main regret in life is not owning a Jeep when I lived out in the socal Desert.Just sharing the pic below to rub it in, err I mean to share the love...hehehe
It's hot as heck out here, average around 102 during the day and even at 6PM it's 99 degrees out but NO humidity so it's near as bad as back in NC. It gets dark around 9:30 and from what we are told Sand Hollow comes alive then. We plan on checking out Cedar City tomorrow during the day and then hit Sand Hollow with one of the guys from Dixie 4 Wheel around 7PM, can't wait.
Went to Dixie's shop today and man was it cool, like a kid in a candy store... lol. They build some seriously sick stuff.
congrats! What kind of deal did you get?Returned back to the Wrangler life Monday after an impromptu visit to Westgate on July 4th. Landed a 2020 JLUR in Sting-Gray!
The brain trust here will have to evaluate but it was good to me: $3K more on my trade (no negative equity to leave my Grand Cherokee V8 High Altitude léase eight months early) than Leith and $6K off sticker!
Thanks! Glad to be back and happy to have a vehicle that will age well and not high maintenance (i.e. I don’t have to keep clean ).
Do you drive out there or have your Jeep hauled out there?It's H O T in the Sand Hollow area. Temps are around 102 during the day and even at 6PM it's still 100 but the sun is not as intense. We are going to run West Rim trail today and also meet up with some other Jeepers over the weekend to run The Maze and also Toquerville Falls which looks amazing.
We ran up to Cedar City yesterday and wondered back into Dixie Forest... wow, we thought we were in CO because of how much it looked like San Juan. We discovered this gem of a lake called Navajo Lake up in the middle of BFE in the mountains... lol. There are also some cool lava flow remnants up in the mountains VERY diverse landscapes up here in Dixie Forest.
We ran up to Sand Hollow the other night to orient ourselves as well.
Drive! It's part of the fun. I do get it... we are wheeling our sole means of transportation, that means we do need to be smart about it and understand the risks.
Several local guys are going in August this year. And I’m in the early planning stages for next August with @chevymitchell.
