Mojave Road: The Ultimate Overlanding Adventure!

[@sliceoflife8905]

Your back man!!! Glad to see your videos again!!!

[@OverlandOutAndAbout]

Yeah, this year I had a few distractions and did not go out as much. This one is from the trip I did 2 weeks ago...6 days in the Mojave Desert, I had a blast!

[@sliceoflife8905]

@@OverlandOutAndAbout yeah I here you there. I need to make my way down south in 2024 also. Still need to check out Mojave re and Death Valley

[@OverlandOutAndAbout]

(I may think about Death Valley sometimes in Apr-2024)

[@sliceoflife8905]

@@OverlandOutAndAbout that would be cool. Keep me updated on it. I think I still have you in Facebook

[@potatothorn]

comedy i see my place out there... awesome ride man i cant wait to get back, going for New Years. that second crossing has gone through a number of changes over the last year/ we'll see what happens after the next big storm. It was deeper over spring but so much sand has come in from the big storms it blocked all kinds of things all over the area// if you didnt notice, there is now a lake to the west of the first train bridge that has persisted since last summer.... so nice to be out in the desert with you like this, that mine road is something else wow/ looks like the perfect time for Soda Lake / thanks for taking us along great trip so far!

[@OverlandOutAndAbout]

Yeah the water situation was very different than the last 2 times I was there. Both water-crossing had much less water, and after Afton there were multiple streams of water crossing the trail for a couple of miles, there time there was not even one of those...but regardless, this area and the Mojave Road in particular is #1 on my list of overlanding trips. Have fun on New Years over there.

[@potatothorn]

@@OverlandOutAndAbout thanks/ water will probably get deeper again in the spring, or at least that little flow into the canyon will likely return. always changing out there...

[@trail_tracker]

We camped closer to slot canyon that you are calling as devil’s chimney at 3:10

[@OverlandOutAndAbout]

Nice...for the first night we camped west of Afton.

[@trail_tracker]

We did the trail in reverse of what you did going east to west