Navajo Rez Wheelin
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Navajo Rez Wheelin
This run will have rock, sanddunes, hills, bushes and maybe mud if it rains.
Good off-road tires 31" on up and rear locker recommend. Although it might be possible without a locker.
Meeting place will be the Super gas station just as you enter Tuba City on your left hand side. Meeting time will be 9:00am MST and leave at 9:30am MST.
The date is going to be: March 22nd
Good off-road tires 31" on up and rear locker recommend. Although it might be possible without a locker.
Meeting place will be the Super gas station just as you enter Tuba City on your left hand side. Meeting time will be 9:00am MST and leave at 9:30am MST.
The date is going to be: March 22nd
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I'll keep an eye on this thread... maybe I can tie this run into the Escalante UT expedition...which I am still trying to figure out.
Tuba City is almost on the way to Page after all.
Tuba City is almost on the way to Page after all.
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the area i have in mind is just north of tuba city. theres two mesas. one to drive over and the other to drive around.
permission is really not needed is most areas. probably just the state parks and peoples land. as long as you have a guide, which would be me, it should be fine.
permission is really not needed is most areas. probably just the state parks and peoples land. as long as you have a guide, which would be me, it should be fine.
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Brian... you have access to Canyon De Chelly? Meaning, can you act as a guide?
I saw a thread about driving through there the other day that really wet my appetite.
http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7763
I think I already have a GPS route saved. If no one is exactley sure of the way to go.
I saw a thread about driving through there the other day that really wet my appetite.
http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7763
I think I already have a GPS route saved. If no one is exactley sure of the way to go.
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You only need a permit to camp and hike in the back-country ($5 per person per day/night). According to the NNEPA and Parks and Recs department, you are free to drive across the Rez but must remain on established roads.
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Actually ive never driven that place. It would probably be better to get a guide there cause they could tell you a lot of facts about the place. i dont know much about it. I would sure like to check it out though.
Brian... you have access to Canyon De Chelly? Meaning, can you act as a guide?
I saw a thread about driving through there the other day that really wet my appetite.
http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7763
I think I already have a GPS route saved. If no one is exactley sure of the way to go.
I saw a thread about driving through there the other day that really wet my appetite.
http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7763
I think I already have a GPS route saved. If no one is exactley sure of the way to go.
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For Canyon de Chelly you are actually required an AUTHORIZED guide.
http://www.nps.gov/cach/planyourvisi...servations.htm
Also some info on permits from NPRD
http://www.navajonationparks.org/permits.htm
the FAQ explains a little more about driving. NNEPA said the same thing.
http://www.nps.gov/cach/planyourvisi...servations.htm
Also some info on permits from NPRD
http://www.navajonationparks.org/permits.htm
the FAQ explains a little more about driving. NNEPA said the same thing.
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oh it'll be fine. i dont think anyone keeps track of that stuff around the tuba city area we will be in. plus no one around here does what we do and they wouldnt be lookin out for it. only two areas we will be off an establish road but you see that everywhere here.
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I'm a control freak so it would be much more exciting to bring my own 4runner down there instead of just riding in someone elses vehicle.
Got any more pics of that trip?
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