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[CENTER]Carveacre Road/Pancake Rock & La Posta Truck Trail[/CENTER]
This was the day there was to be a bit of estrogen overload at my house from my wife's baby shower. It was with this in mind, my father-in-law, Mike and his uncle, Jerry and I decided to head out to a few trails close to home. Jerry has had his 2006 Jeep Rubicon for only a few months now and has been wanting me to show him around a few of the trails I'm familiar with. So far, he's only been in a few sandy washes around Anza-Borrego. Carveacre Road was to be the toughest trail he's been on.
Airing down along the road.
Starting up the trail. Notice the hikers on his tail. That's how slow he was going.
He was very impressed with his Jeep's ability.
The climb up Pancake Rock gave him a bit of pause.
At the top.
View on out towards Lake Barrett.
Coming down.
On our way to "Little Moab".
Coming down, I let Mike take the wheel.
This was his first time driving a Jeep.
Now on our way to La Post Truck Trail.
The elevation here is 5400 ft.
The PCT crosses here.
We soon finished up the trail and hit the highway towards home. It was a nice day spent on the trails. I enjoyed showing Jerry what his Jeep was capable of and look forward to seeing his confidence and experience grow with each new trail.
This was the day there was to be a bit of estrogen overload at my house from my wife's baby shower. It was with this in mind, my father-in-law, Mike and his uncle, Jerry and I decided to head out to a few trails close to home. Jerry has had his 2006 Jeep Rubicon for only a few months now and has been wanting me to show him around a few of the trails I'm familiar with. So far, he's only been in a few sandy washes around Anza-Borrego. Carveacre Road was to be the toughest trail he's been on.
Airing down along the road.
Starting up the trail. Notice the hikers on his tail. That's how slow he was going.
He was very impressed with his Jeep's ability.
The climb up Pancake Rock gave him a bit of pause.
At the top.
View on out towards Lake Barrett.
Coming down.
On our way to "Little Moab".
Coming down, I let Mike take the wheel.
This was his first time driving a Jeep.
Now on our way to La Post Truck Trail.
The elevation here is 5400 ft.
The PCT crosses here.
We soon finished up the trail and hit the highway towards home. It was a nice day spent on the trails. I enjoyed showing Jerry what his Jeep was capable of and look forward to seeing his confidence and experience grow with each new trail.
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