The Lower Sonoran Desert in 4WD
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Here are Todd's first impressions of a portion of the Lower Sonoran Desert, an area about 1 - 1.5 hours southwest of Phoenix, Arizona. This area is a beautiful location to spend a day or multiple days Overlanding, desert camping, and exploring 4WD trails. These Arizona offroad trails weave in and out of washes, mountains, and all sorts of plant life. Every trail is a little different from one another, making it very interesting, and will you want to revisit this area time after time.
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A very Merry Christmas to you too!
Beautiful piece. The light at the end of the day in the desert is one of a kind. And it's always nice to see trails I (think) I can take my stock Jeep Willys through.
For sure!! Post up some trip reports on our website, we would love to see some photos.
Beautiful video, thank you. I spent two weeks out there once, and found it to be an amazing place. Especially the cactus. If I only lived closer, I’d be out there all the time.
For sure, there are so many cool places around this country. We are lucky people. Now if we just had more time to explore.
Thank you for watching.
We had above average rain in Arizona in 2021. The desert was greener than I've ever seen it. Nice video, very calming.
Thank you!! That rain was well needed but man did it alter some of our trails lol
We enjoyed your video very much. You do a great job narrating. We just got back from Alamo Lake. Covered over 60 miles on desert trails. Was awesome!
That sounds like a really fun trip!
Thanks for making this video. Lots of useful information. Very entertaining too.
Thank you Al!
I live S E of Phx, roads shorter and rougher, but the views just as great. And thx for the great videos and trail work.
You bet! Thank you for watching and hopefully we see you out there on the trail sometime.
Nicely put together and narrated. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much :)
I'm new to the channel and new to the app.. I love your style, total Huell Howser vibe to your narration.
Thank you
We ran the Fourth of July Wash and Sundad two weeks ago. Great trail.
There is so much to explore in that area! Did you get to the old corral on the west side of the trail?
It's a beautiful part of the state! Thanks for watching and stoked to hear you've been out hitting the trails.
Wow, superb vid, loved it and would most definitely like to overland that area.
Thank you and it’s worth it!
Todd just really sending it 13:10
lol, he was looking at those mountains that captivated him so much!
Arizona pinstriping!
It’s very real lol.
The 4th Of July Trail is on the site as "Fourth" and it is on my list to check out. The rest of the area out there is pretty cool to wheel. I have run all except for El Paso Pipeline Road(Will be in Feb '22), Arlington Clanton Wells Road, & Turtleback Mountain. I will add them to my to do list.
Sweet!! If you see us out there wave us down. If you do Arlington’s east side right around the twilight times - it won’t disappoint!
Are you saying that my blue 1980 Aspen sedan offroader is an oddity? I'm offended!
LOL, no, love the Aspen.
Thank you for the info, did you complete the run all the way to the Salton Sea? If you did, I would like to go west to east. Is that possible?
Not in one shot yet but in stages. It’s totally doable with just a tad of pavement through Blythe.
@@Trailsoffroad Thank you, I look forward to following your lead.
So on your app is this trail called el Camino del Diablo?
You have me sold on this trail and have a couple weeks of free time this December to spend on a trail like this. :)
Hey Ben, the el Camino del Diablo is pretty far from this area. These are all the trails just west of Buckeye Arizona. Aqua Caliente, Arva Caliente, El Paso Pipeline Road, Arlington Clanton Wells Road, Turtleback Mountain, and 4th of July Wash - its the whole area! Since you have the time, go further west even into Kofa.
Great scenery but the trails look way too easy. Compare this to the Table Mesa, North Phoenix near New River trails.
Those trails you mention are all way more rough and or challenging than these for sure! You can see on these we had the stock Lexus GX470 out there with no issue at all.