Hills of the Moon

[Bagstr 288]

Working the Trenches

End of the Line

Hey Paul,I think we can get you through to S-22

Moonscape

Ste63 Hangs his head at the juvenile behavior behind him

San Felipe Wash at Borrego Sink Wash

Dirtdiver headed north in Hills of the Moon Wash

FakeName heads toward Joshua Tree NP

Culp was AAA, Room to pass at the Pond

Jasper gash has a drive around

Grapevine starting to bloom

Note to Randy: No problem anywhere on this route. Moist but not muddy!

[dstss 27]

Great pics. Where were you at?

[TrophyHunter 15]

I'm guessing Borrego Badlands (what you would see from Font's Point)

Great exploration & pics!

[dirt dame 561]

Looks like you all had a fun time. Great pics.

[Dirtdiver 2]

That was a great ride. Thanks for putting it together and the nice pics Bags! Dirtdiver

[Ste63 0]

Bagster thanks for leading the ride, DirtDiver and FakeName it was good riding with ya. Another excellent day in the desert.

[Bagstr 288]

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&amp...55a743426a151d1

Click the link, It is pretty close to where we traveled.

Great pics. Where were you at?

[Bagstr 288]

Gentlemen,

I find it pretty amazing that we can gather in such a remote location and share the work and the fascination of the Anza Borrego. Thanks for joining in the fun.

See you at the Dash.

[Bagstr 288]

Of interest along the way,

Halfway north on HoTM wash, a group of about four vehicles CUT a New road over a ridge and established a camp. The Park Rangers, plane and two vehicles did not think this was a good idea. One would think this was an expensive lesson. I hope this event was born out of ignorance not disrespect for the moon scape. Dirtdiver talked to one of the rangers on our return trip and he said a few of the adults got ticketed.

[paulmbowers 236]

I wouldn't even say "cut"- they just drove over an area without trails to set up camp out of sight and off the beaten path.

Rangers were pissed. I can understand- we should play by the rules or risk being shut down.

[dirt dame 561]

Nice to know they ticket people who actually cut off the established legal roadways, instead of those who didn't. :clapping:

And no, I will never stop griping about that.....

[Beezzz 6]

Nice photos. Scenic ride. Badlands spells SAND. I was out at Fonts on Valentines Day with the wife. Too much sand for a beginner. Turned around. Rode north side of Salten Seaway.

[ShocknAwe 0]

Halfway north on HoTM wash, a group of about four vehicles CUT a New road over a ridge and established a camp.

Sounds like they sought private refuge in the middle of the desert off the beaten path. I think there places nearby (or designated places) that you can do that, but not in the scenic areas of certain forests and deserts. I heard they will not ticket you if you go off the beaten path with a horse and/or a wagon. :clapping: