Combining Temples of the Sun/Moon, Bentonite Hills, Factory Butte, and Moonscape Overlook (page 2 of 2)

It sounds practical, but I’ll admit I prefer the "enclosed car" option for sleeping. But now I’m a bit desperate because I see Alamo has removed their Jeep Wranglers from their car listings... 🙁 All that’s left are pickups...

Hi there! Well, imagine this—I didn’t do nearly as much research for Namibia, which I’ve visited three times and absolutely love, as I normally would. The thing is, over there, it’s just part of the norm. In the US, if you run into trouble on the trails, you’re pretty much on your own.

Hi there. If you want a bit of comfort and a vehicle for the trails..........😏😉🙂

I know this one and others because I lived in Los Angeles for a year in my youth.

I even rented an RV to travel with my parents, and I have to say that their campgrounds are really well equipped.

You just need a good means of transportation because it’s not practical for grocery runs or restaurants… But Americans are very organized—I even saw one towing a small plane!

Hi there, After easily crossing the Fremont, the next part gets tougher—big stop on the track with a deep tear along its entire length and no room on the sides. But a bit lower down, there’s the wash, a bit muddy with a car track. We tighten our belts, engage the 4x4, and go for it at full speed. Phew, we make it! We continue on the track, visit Bentonite Hills, then take a small crossroad to skip the loop and reach the temples. Finally, a little track on Gaia GPS lets us pass by Factory Butte and Moonscape. It’s 1 p.m., and the temperature is climbing well above 30°C.