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Awesome trip guys!!! I don't want to hijack your thread, but I'll be meandering around Baja 2/14-3/7 with some other Jeepers... if anyone is going to be down there during that timeframe PM me here and maybe we can meet up...

Thanks for sharing. Was it cold at night? Does the tent trailer have a furnace? I need to get out there again, soon! No it wasn't cold at all... this trip was taken in the fall and it was in the 70's most of the time and 50's at night. No furnace in the tent, either. I haven't really found...

Thanks for the welcome... The Jeep is a 2006 Liberty. There was a brief run of diesels that made it to the U.S. The engine is from the Italian company VM Motori. It's a 2.8L 4cyl common rail turbo diesel that puts out about 160hp and 300lb of torque. It's a pretty stout little unit that is...

Hey there... here's the scoop: This is actually a self-contained unit made for air ride (Link Ultraride System if curious)... it contains: -two 12V compressors made by Thomas. These are each 0.8cfm, 1/5hp, 40%duty cycle IIRC, and brand new. -approx. 3 gallon tank (guess based on size)...

Heading out of the Dollhouse area... Some of the slickrock sections... Finally made it back to the Waterhole Flats Junction... From here we had only a loose plan: to head into BLM land and find a cool place to camp. We headed up a couple of washes and small side roads... found some...

We carried on for a long day and finally arrived at the area called the Dollhouse... I've never seen anything like it. Pictures simply can't capture the area... Our campsite among the standing rocks... Crazy rock formations... We had a quiet night listening to bats flutter...

Packed up and hitting the trail for the day... our destination was the Dollhouse in the Land of Standing Rocks. The route: following the Flint Trail down to the Dollhouse... 40 miles of trail for the day Red and Dolly heading down the Flint Trail What it looks like from the...

Hello from Durango!!! Nice site you guys have going here (though I feel out of place without a slide in camper) I'm sure I may know some of you on here and I may have passed many of you on trails throughout Utah and CO. I drive a little Diesel Jeep that has proven itself to be an invaluable...