Author Archives: Dean

The waterfall at Wheeler Lake. Dean’s JKON40S against the tundra at Wheeler Lake. Mike doing it! Our group up at the lake. Water crossing is a little deep. It rained on the way up to the lake. Waterfall picture with … Continue reading →

Roger and Mike flexing it out. The ridge next to Red Cone, It was so windy and cold up there today~I am guessing every day since it is the middl… Boulder field. Switchbacks. Magic Mushrooms! Aren’t they pretty?! The rain … Continue reading →

On our way into Buena Vista. Part of our group for the day. The water crossing was easily passable today. The Champion Mill. Roger plopped on down to take a short rest. Roger, April, Mike, Dean, and Joel Fisher. With … Continue reading →

The Ruby Mill. Roger is doing his best "The Hills are Alive with Sound of Music" impersona… Mike and I are trying to keep our balance on a very steep snow pack. Kim is making a snow angel….and she had … Continue reading →

Wolf Creek, CO Standing on both sides of the Continental Divide. A pretty look out by Pagosa Springs. The grassy areas are so very, very green. Look out by the Pagosa Springs area. Generated by Facebook Photo Fetcher 2

Scott doing things his way 🙂 Water everywhere today on the trails. Such a rare event. Loved the added challenge. River crossing! The Jeeps got a bit wet. Our neighbor Dustin joined us in his buggy! Jeremy was not safe … Continue reading →

Uh oh, this may have given Scott’s Jeep a boo-boo. How many guys does it take to……. Doesn’t look all that daunting does it?! Wow, it gave us a good time. And, that sag… Another angle of the boo-boo maker. … Continue reading →

Happy husband! Inside Picture Frame Arch. In Pritchett Canyon. Mosquito Pass. Right after Dean snapped this picture my shoe got stuck in the tire t… At Wheeler Lake. At the snow pack on top of Mosquito Pass. The top of … Continue reading →

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Dean on No Left Turn on Rusty Nail Mike on No Left Turn on Rusty Nail Dean coming off No Left Turn Oops, let’s see if we can repair the bent tie rod. Uh oh! Something is not quite right … Continue reading →

Must come down High Dive! Nice flex! Dean on the bypass to High Dive. The bypass is getting carved out and getting toughe… Going up White Knuckle. Picture Frame Arch! Our Jeeps up at Picture Frame Arch~Mike helped me hike … Continue reading →

The green indicates copper in the soil. Planet change #1. Say hello to my little friend, an antelop. We saw about 4 groups of them on our excu… The boys laughing about how much fun they had blasting through the … Continue reading →

Mike at Rock Pile Dean at Rock Pile Dean at Chewy Hill Mike at Chewy Hill Mike at Chewy Hill Rocker Knocker Rocker Knocker Rocker Knocker Rocker Knocker Did I tell you I love this trail?? Coming on down! Playing … Continue reading →

Reflection in the Colorado River along Hwy 279. Dean doing Escalator. Dean doing Escalator with a rear wheel up in the air!! Dean on The Moab Rim. Dean with the Colorado River in the background on The Moab Rim. Let’s … Continue reading →

Widow Maker Widow Maker Widow Maker I am enjoying the view from way up high! Great view! Check out the La Sal Mountains in the background. They have snow on them! The exit on Cliff Hanger. Such a great view. … Continue reading →

Mosquito Pass~13,185 ft above sea level! Snow Pack~I made a snow angel, but Dean missed the picture! MIke & Wendy at the snow pack on Mosquito Pass. The tundra in back of Wheeler Lake. The reservior. Wheeler Trail. Wheeler Lake … Continue reading →

Look at the air beneath that back tire! Wow! Another wheel off the ground! Generated by Facebook Photo Fetcher 2

Finally! After three previous trips to Colorado and hours and hours of hunting for c… Aren’t they magnificient?! Pinecones A view from part way down. Look at all of the switchbacks. So many cliff roads toda… More aspen trees. I … Continue reading →

Wendy & Mike going up Cleveland Rock. Dean catching some air going up Cleveland Rock. Remanants of a mining cabin at Holy Cross. Janie, Jim doing Cleveland rock. Holy Cross City~such great history Mining history at its best. French Creek … Continue reading →

On the way to the mill at Halfmoon Gulch. Box canyon. So simply spectacular! The colors in this canyon was spectacular. Flowers! Nothing to do with Jeeps! You can see forever! Tundra~which means we are getting pretty high in altitude. … Continue reading →