OHV trails interesting spots not always listed on maps,, for a good reason.

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We’re near Randsberg Ca. on a OHV trip with our Can Am.

We’re currently camped about 1/4 mile from an X15 crash site.

No mention of its locations trail entrance as you pass by on the highway.
This helps prevent vandals and it works.

Yesterday we headed to the Steam Pipe
Well petroglyphs.

 

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First thing we do when camped is collect trash:

Dumpster in town open to the public.
Biggest item we’ve found is a 280z bumper.

 

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Wife likes to venture way way out and check on water “guzzlers.”
They percolate up water year round collected from rain for the wildlife.

Amazing how they work and more amazing they work at all.

 

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Drinks with OHV friends at the Joint

Shirlies for the DD’s:

 

[JesseS]

Been to Steam Pipe Wells couple of times, a fun trip and very interesting. And we also pick up all the trash around any place we camp.

 

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A popular run is to the Husky Monument.
Jim Erickson passed away and friends mounted his motorcycle in memory of his passing. Others have set memorials in memory of their lost friends

In route the fish pond is a popular stop too:

Tonka town a vast layout on the Desert floor:

Barbie Bunny Ranch:

 

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Been to Steam Pipe Wells couple of times, a fun trip and very interesting. And we also pick up all the trash around any place we camp.

I took 6 bags into town to the gas station dumpster. Arrived just after the owner got robbed.
Sad

 

[JesseS]

I took 6 bags into town to the gas station dumpster. Arrived just after the owner got robbed.
Sad

We have found all manner of trash in campsites over the years, why we boondock so much, seems people who boondock have a better appreciation of nature.

 

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Smoked some ribs with the Snows BBQ mop and Cherry Wood smoke.
Always offer a side to neighboring campers.