BIG Changes in Moab Utah Boondocking by Arches National Park
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- Come check out Moab Utah boondocking and the surrounding area including Dead Horse Point State Park, Sunset Grill, and Arches National park!
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I've literally spent decades avoiding telling people about the free camping around Moab so it wouldn't get ruined. I've seen camping area after camping area get closed or turned into pay sites, then reserve and pay sites, or just get shut down completely. I hate TH-cam and Instagram. Next year everybody needs to go on a cruise for vacation so those of us who remember the glory days can relive them one more time before we walk away and leave the area to be trashed by influencers.
I would rather pay $15 and have pitta potties available so people aren’t going anywhere and leaving toilet paper, disgusting!!! They charge because people won’t clean up after themselves.
@@dougsmith7195 I agree with that. We've always hit Maverick on our way out of town for the night so we wouldn't be "those people." I'd rather see responsible people camp for free, but we usually stay at an organized campground because of the toilet situation.
Spell Check, lol Porta Potties
@@dougsmith7195 they have been there for years. The only difference is now they charge you to stay there.
Right On, Spot On. These Wanna Be off road goofballs, have Zero idea what Boondocking is all about. Thank God, they Can't get into the Real Nice Places. Texas awaits your return.
We loved Dead Horse Point State Park. We camped there for four days. The sun rises & sun sets are wonderful and so are the Rim trail hikes & cliff rim views. Thunderstorms over the canyons, can be quiet dramatic. Sites have electricity, picnic tables with shelter, and there's a dump station. Just remember to bring your own potable water.
Hey guys, Tim here and I like your videos. I have a item I think you guys need to get. This can be a life saver. Yes it has gps so you can always find your way home on those long walks. It's the garmin instinct 2x tactical. When you lose your cell signal you can always have gps. Ps keep up the great videos
Man Oh Man! Just what we need is more people youtubing the gorgeous desert southwest. It has absolutely ruined the calm and scerene desert atmosphere with endless persession of massive rigs with trailers, OHV's, jeeps. I have really come to appreciate the true boondockers. The car camping, tent pitching, hikers that can appreciate the desert without trampling it to death.
Right, those are the ones digging poop cat holes everywhere or just forgetting the cat holes.
Covid is what caused all this new exploration into your areas
I’ve seen mountain lions in that campground. A mama and her cub were crossing the road when we were heading back to the Red Cliff Ranch. I come a lot to do Hells Revenge in my RZR. Just be vigilant with the cat around… I know they are there.
VERY well done ! Moab has changed a bit since we were there 20 years ago... Camping anywhere you wanted was no issue & it was the end of the Summer. Had one of the best dinners ever at a converted house with just a few tables and a great chef. It was a little spendy but it was so good & our anniversary, we didn't care. Hiking in The Arches & Canyon land are GREAT ! And yes; it looks a lot like Horseshoe Bend.
If you get stuck at Moab you can call Matts off road recovery and get a free t shirt. ; - )
Almost had to send him for that 4 runner! 🤣
Matt is in the other side of the state..
Oh I envy you guys, Moab is one of my favorites places, with Arches and Cayonland my favorites parks, enjoy it and stay safe.....
Moab is the most amazing place. We stayed a full week there and did so many trails we didn’t get to do half the things we planned. Long canyon and Pucker Pass remains my favorite
We really liked Moab, we also was there in July 2020, yes it was very hot, we stay in town and Dead Horse Point State Park, that's a great place, hopefully we get back there and boondock, awesome video...Horse shoe bend is pretty cool to see.
Love the Moab area!...we went for Arches National Park and we too loved all the areas around it! a drive up the Colorado river is a must too!..so many places to see!
We enjoyed our visit to Dead Horse Point State Park ...so awesome!!!
Once again you guys give me a birds eye view of a possible future destination. Thanks.
Moab is awesome. If you drive the scheafer trail you can stand on the edge of the horseshoe bend and there is hardly anyone down there. Awesome drive. Love your Besenji
Bro-ab is a fantastic joint to hang out!!
Arches, Canyonlands... Dino- Mite!! JJ reference for the Alphabet-ennials.....
So much to do!! Just had my 87 yr old Pops there and we absolutely loved the energy the kids gave out!! What an excellent place to enjoy!!
Well said Greg! Love the story about your dad! 🙌
@@IreneIronTravels We are on a 9,000 mile walkabout!! Ft Meyers Florida to ohio, Effingham Cross, St Louis Arch, Corn Palace, Minuteman museum, Badlands. Crazy Horse, Mt Rushmore, Custer state Park, Wind Cave NP, Hot Springs Wyoming, Across rt 16 thru the Big Horn National Forest, Cody,Wyoming Chief Joseph scenic byways, Yellowstone NP, Mammoth Springs, Grand Tetons, Evanston Wyoming, Green River Utah..... best melons ever!!! Bro-ab, Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef NP, Escalante NM, Bryce Canyon NP, Zion NP, Grand Canyon NP, Painted Desert NM, Petrified Forest NP, Cloudcroft. Alpine, Blacks original Texas smoke house, Billy's Cajun Cracklin's, Ft. Pickens National Seashore, Gulf Breeze National Seashore. Blue Angel's practice, Now in Carrabelle Florida eating fried oysters and redfish!! On our way back to Estero where his Mobile sustained damage from the Hurricane while we were in Yellowstone!!! What a ride it's been...... So far!
Hello TH-camrs, I just found your channel. I enjoyed watching your video about Moab. I lived there as a child. My step father worked in the mines. When my mother and step father split, we went back to Oklahoma. I remember the winters were brutal. I was like in the 2nd grade when I lived there. I’m now an old woman in my 60s. I have got to back while I’m still healthy enough to hike and enjoy it. Thank you so much.
Happy 10 months Louie. Our Rolf turned 10 months on Oct 28
Love Moab and love your Basenji Louie. I had a Basenji named Lucy and we took a few trips to Moab together as well.
If you haven’t seen Fisher Towers it is a great hike and so beautiful. It is just 17 miles from Moab.
Thanks for sharing your memory and I will be sure to check out your camping spot as well! Best
We’ll heck, what a find, a great couple smooth and interesting as you both show your love for nature and each other. We love Moab, Arches etc. It is too bad that more and more people will visit these wild and not so wild places and trash some of them, overwhelm many free camping spaces; but this is America and it belongs to all of us!
Thank you for a nice smooth laid back video, I will be watching more of your travels in the future 👍🏼
Hello 👋 thanks for watching! I hear you on the internal debate between sharing the beautiful free places and also trying to keep them from being over populated and possibly ruined. We would have never known ourselves though if someone didn’t share it…. Appreciate the comment! 😊
Very nice guys. Living here in Utah I go to Moab a lot.. I boondock and avoid the national parks.. too crowded.. plenty of room outside of them… with just as much scenery.. Hope you have/had a good time! 🎉
So good to see you back in the West!
Thanks! Our happy place!!😊
We did the Adrift Adventures all day Jeep Arches and Canyonlands tour in moab. That was an awesome day. We also stayed at the portal RV resort, which I highly recommend.
Deadhorse Point is prettier than Horseshoe Bend, so you picked the right place to hike. Few years since we went to Moab and Arches so need to get back there. Safe travels.
Yep, gotta always check out the Beer making skills!!!
Don't miss Capitol Reef NP on your way back to warm weather!!! Hidden Gem!
Very high on our list as thats one we hadn't been to before!
Dead Horse Point State Park is a must see and do if you are in Moab. It is a hidden and little known gem. Great hiking and scenery for sure!!
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😊 Thank you, appreciate it!!
My wife and I just purchased a travel trailer, I’m looking forward to seeing these beautiful places out west. Great video guys!
Awesome, hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching😊
If you're heading south for warmer temps, our favourite area is around Kodachrome SP near Escalante and Bryce. There is great hiking and touring in the area and also good boondocking just down the road from the SP campground. The SP has three different campgrounds which are all lovely, some with services including incredible showers, but some with lovely views and a bit dusty/rougher locations. All great!
Good to know, we haven't been to Kodachrome! We'll add it to the list, thanks!
Agreed. That would be a national park in most states.
And that entire highway 24 drive is one of the prettiest in the country IMO.
We also love Kodachrome Basin State Park. Stayed 10 days. Used it as base for visiting Bryce NP, Zion NP, & Escalate National Monument. Hwy 12 is super scenic and so is Burr Trail Road at the little community of Boulder. No cell signals at campground but really good signal in town of Tropic.
I love kodachrome, but it's pretty chilly this time of year and/or snowing!
We also found one of our favorite boondocking spots near Kodachrome Basin. Since we travel with a dog, we're always hunting places where we can all hike together. Most NPs ban dogs on trails, so in that area, we hiked in both Kodachrome Basin SP and Red Canyon near Bryce (which is run by the USFS rather than the NPS). We did stop at Bryce, but you can have your dog only on the rim there, not down in the canyon. Also near Kodachrome, Grosvenor Arch on Cottonwood Canyon Road is well worth a stop (and a climb/scramble up to the top).
If you go through Escalante, you have to hike Lower Calf Creek Falls. Pasta Jays,Miguel’s Baja Grill and Zax are all great places to eat in Moab.
Fun video guys. Handsome Louie wore that smart new coat very well. He must be proud of his 22 states and counting.😎
Thanks Joan! Yes, he loves his new coat... a hand me down from some friends.... hence the pink. 🤣👚
@@IreneIronTravels it looks like a manly plum color to me. 🤓
I had plans to boondock north of MOAB this September. Once I found that you had to pay I stayed at Big Bend for the same money. Word of advice plan to get a spot before 3 PM because after that sites get scarce real fast.
Lol, I’m wearing my Moab Brewery Tee. 20 hours of Moab July 2018. Watching from Toronto!!!😊
Blink. I use the Blink camera system on my RV also. So far so good as long as there internet if you save to the cloud. If there’s no internet I leave leave my router on So there’s at least a LAN, and the cameras can save to the USB thumb storage. Curious to hear your review some day. Stay safe.
Thank you for sharing this interesting and informative idea with the beautiful scenery. As Always BS & BC & BC !,,
Glad you enjoyed it Larry! BS & BC & BC ! 😊
Oh! Go back and do the Delicate Arch hike! You must! PLUS ... Corona Arch and Mesa Arch. I've been there a bazillion times and those are the best.
Thanks for filming the boondocking! Ive wondered what it was like since the change. Next time take that road into the back of Arches!! There are 2 things to see. Eye of the whale and my favorite, tower arch. You can enter the park from there but there is quite the obstacle right at the back entrance to the actual park. You get in right before the windows.
Thanks Amy! Good to know where that road goes! Next time! 😊
Another great video guys! Louie is so cute the way he gets out of the car into your arms :o)
😊 thank you! Yes,Louie was ready to go on that one! 🤣
Thanks for another great video, I enjoy the opportunity to participate in your travels with my iPad. You’re a pleasant couple and refreshing to watch! I’m a lifelong camper and love to see how others camp with their equipment, gear, cooking, etc. Some commenters here obviously unhappy with the hordes of tourists descending into their lifelong favorite spots, and I certainly share their feelings and resentment. Seems to be so little respect anymore and I’m frankly at a loss to recommend a solution. Only thing I can come up with is to visit these places during off peak times, get some good quality gear, and tough it out during the less than ideal weather conditions. Not perfect but better than being elbow to elbow with mobs of tourists. We want to visit Moab this spring but not sure of the best time, some research is in order. Thanks for another quality video.
Great job guys.
I camped for 2 weeks just north of you by the airport. I had good cell service. I left the BLM ground October 25th. Free camping.
Awesome! We did BLM 143 back in 2020 and really enjoyed it out there as well.😊
The road at 11:50 ends at the main park road near the Balanced Rock. You can enter the Park this way and avoid the Timed Entry. The road is somewhat challenging - probably need at least 9" of clearance. On a dry road, 4WD would not be necessary.
Biggest fan wish you guys win.
😊 thank you!! 😊
You can actually go into Arches from this campground and see dinosaur tracks along the way, you just have to make sure you have 4X4 to go on that route. The route ends in front of Balanced Rock!
Seems worth it. Looks amazing !!
Definitely worth the $15 bucks for location to everything around.... and the beauty is pretty great!
@@IreneIronTravels arrrgh !!! Soon! Thanks for sharing it with all of us. Louie is so lucky !
ATe twice at Moab Brewery Awesome beer and food
Free, no mo no mo, hit the road Jack! and don't come back no mo no mo.
Like your channels guys. Your title just remind me of the song "Hit the road, Jack"...lol. Stay safe and happy trails!
🤣 yes! Appreciate ya watching
If time allows, hike the Fisher Towers trail just about a 30 minute drive east of Moab --- along the Colorado River on Hwy 128. Easy and Epic hike and at trail end the views the west to die for. Was there this past Spring when a Japanese film crew was filming a blind gentleman climbing the Tower. Go Pro has also had some promo's filmed there.
Thanks!
We loved that hike
Me and my sons favorite hike
A dress! And 🍾! Celebrating were you? Great video as usual.
Thank you! Date night! 🥰 That was fancy for us 🤣
We were just there! Moab on October 24-27. We froze! The nights were in the 20s! Wish we were would have run into you. Would love to have met you (and Louie!)
Brrrrrr cold! 🥶 We just missed each other! Hope you had fun there 😊
One of favorite my places.
Moab is on our bucket list. $15.00 isn’t bad for a campsite; however, we will pass on the port-a-johns.
Things are always changing. Some day you won't be allowed to " boondocks" there at all?
Digging the Barry Manilow instrumental soundtrack.
Great video as always. I noticed the bikes are missing from the back. Did you take them off and store them somewhere due to the worry of them being stolen?
Thank you for the video, I woulkd have sent the stakes back and told them to do them over lol!!
I made that sign! 🤣😂🤣
I must have been there just before you. I live in Utah, but had never camped at Island in the Sky or Dead Horse Point. You usually have to make reservations far far in advance for those or especially for the Devil's Garden in Arches. I looked for a cancellation and was able to get 2 nights so I snagged it. It is a very nice campground (Kayenta), there are two. The other is Wingate. I love our State campgrounds, but I really think they are overpriced. Dead Horse is $50/nt for electricity only. However the sites are all nicely paved and the restrooms are flush so I guess that counts. How did you like the Moab Brewery? I had the best burger of my life there a few years ago and I'm not even a burger person!
Check out Dinosaur National Monument, about 2 or 3 hours from Moab. Canyonlands NP is awesome too, probably 20 or 30 minutes from Moab.
Four hours on Dinosaur. We have fantastic scenery here, but it's high desert, so best seen in warmer weather!
@@kimbarton3222 well - that is most of Utah. I’m a Minnesota transplant in the Tahoe forest for the last 20 years - I neglect to consider those things.
Great Video thanks for sharing your adventures
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for another great video😘
Thanks for watching!
I just checked out Navtec's prices. Bring me the smelling salts! What do other people think?
How do you get access to your Blink security cameras when you lose cell service while hiking?
I'm glad that you try to get to camp beefore dark. I have a pop-up camper, I really hate it when people show up to camp after 9pm when it's dark... they hunt for a spot and often shine their lights right into my rig, so disrespectful to other campers.
You should try Bryce Canyon while you are in the area.
Great video !!!
You wouldn’t think it - but we Love boondocking on the BLM land around Quartzsite. Weather is great during the winter months. We just sold our travel trailer though, switching to a motorhome.
I was one of the Navtec guides at the Dinosaur tracks!
👋 that’s awesome! What a cool job!
I was curious and looked up my own state's health code regulations about dogs. Letting you eat inside with a dog would be an absolute no-no here unless it was a service animal. Even outside dining requires that the area not be fully enclosed (which may even prohibit a screened porch, not sure), has a separate entrance which has to be used by people with pets, and has posted signs specifically indicating that pets are allowed in that area.
👉🚐👍Should have viewed this one first then I wouldn’t have had to ask your time frame on the one you just posted. 😊
Your dog has been to 20 states . My dog goes to a dog sitter while I go to all of the states
Great video as always. Now that you finally made it out west where obstructions are few, how is Starlink working for you? I haven’t had any for a few months in NM.
Thanks! We haven't actually needed to use Starlink yet and since it's paused, we are saving $135 bucks a month. Actually... one spot we could have used it, but it would have only been for one night. But, I can tell it's working better out West, by all the rigs we see it on! Still glad we have it as a back up.
it's not boondocking if you have to pay for it.
Just found you. Looks like an outdoors RV ? We have a 5th wheel titanium Glacier Peak. This was an enjoyable Video.
Thanks! Yes, a 22FQS titanium! The small but mighty 26 footer. Love the GP’s too😊
That's a shame. We stayed there for a couple weeks 3 years ago, on Dalton Wells Rd., but they have priced us out, so we will not return there. So sad. $15 is a lot for us, as we are retired FTers living off of SS. For comparison we are wintering over in a nice RV park now in S. TX, near Brownsville for only $170/mo or $5.67/day for a FHU RV park (+ electric of course.). We run our solar in the park which spares the electricity we use. Even though we have a 50a hookup, last month's electric bill was only $25 as the weather is mild here. To be fair, if we have to run both rooftop AC units on our Class A MH, we have seen electric bills as much as $75-$100/mo. here. Last winter we stayed at the LTVAs near Quartzsite AZ/Imperial Dam CA that cost less than $1 a day and this includes not just a place to stay, but unlimited water, dump and trash disposal. There's plenty of other free boondocking areas in UT though - some near there, off Island in the Sky RD (UT 313) and a little farther N on 191 off of Valley City Rd (BLM 144) by Copper Mine Ridge.
I never noticed this before until this video. You've got Louie's harness on upside down. Not sure if that's intentional, but I think the leash ring It's supposed to be at the top so that the leash is not around the neck.
It is a front style harness called the Easy walk. It’s designed to help with pulling by turning the chest/body instead of clipping on the back like a sled dog. 😊 works pretty well… but Louie does need some leash training still!
@@IreneIronTravels ah, okay! Moab has been on my list for a while. Thanks for always being my vicarious enabler!
Moab, Utah the home of Trail Mater .
Is your dog a Basenji, he is beautiful.
He is! And thank you 😊 We did a video on the day we picked him up if you want to see that th-cam.com/video/tMpjlCzr7Io/w-d-xo.html
My wife and I truly enjoyed this episode, very beautiful location. We will be taking a 3 month trip in 2023 and plan on doing some BML stays. Our most concerning issue/question is when we leave our beloved 19' 1999 Airstream Bambi to explore what are the chances we get back to an empty campsite? :( we have a pretty good lock but I know they are a joke to thieves if they really want your camper. any suggestions?
Hello and thanks for watching! Sounds like a fun trip you have planed for next year! The biggest thing we do to help feel comfortable with the area is to read reviews from www.campendium.com to see what other campers have experienced. You're right that if a thief really wants something they'll figure out a way to get it. We've never seen or experienced any theft type activity out on free land in the couple years we've been doing it. We use a AMP trailer lock amzn.to/3FNLmHD as well as the wifi cameras I showed in this video. Most areas you can tell right away by the "feel" of the area on how safe it is.
We stayed there for a month at a time boondocking, all the preventative maintenance we did was to lock the trailer door, never had an issue nor worried about it.
I see you are drinking wine and there is a winery about 10 miles east of Moab.
When you leave your travel trailer, how you prepare for someone to hitch the trailer and steal it
We have a hitch lock like this amzn.to/3U0R8cW
Is the boondocking safe??? I always stay in organized campgrounds, they seem safer.
Yes, we feel it is very safe. It does take some time to practice, get better, and feel more safe while boondocking.
I live in Price. I wish you wouldn't have told people about this
Did you guys get rid of your fold over tent thing that was on the truck?
We did yes! We just weren't using it enough. 🥲
@@IreneIronTravels We noticed it was missing and figured that would be the case. When you were using it you did not have a dog. : )
We enjoyed this video, by the way!
Thanks! Yes, we miss it sometimes…. But it’s now getting used by its new owners instead of just sitting on the back of our truck. 😊
Serious question before my phone dies..
Will you be able to leave Louie to be outdoors w/o a leash as he matures?
Probably not....but maybe! His bread has a very high prey drive.... meaning he'll most likely chase anything that runs... or looks interesting to him🤣
You mean breed right? LOL!!!!
Have you ever had anyone to break into your trailer while you were away on a hike?
No we haven’t.
You guys need to get a tie-out for Louie. That will give him 30-50 feet to explore instead of that tiny little leash you put him on outside your trailer. Also, why do you keep caging him in your truck? That cage looks way too small and it’s wire so it’s painful for him to bang into as your bouncing down the trail. Let him be free or get a bigger soft sided cage.
The story I've heard about Charlie and the now Sunset Grill is that he forgot to do one little thing - pay taxes. He lost everything to extravagance and the IRS.
Great Video !! One question…. Why you kept Louis in the cage while traveling?
Thanks! Louie is a Basenji puppy and the breed sometimes requires to be kenneled to help with anxiety, stress, separation, etc. Meaning he doesn’t just sit on your lap and sleep… he would be all over the place. The kennel makes him feel safe and he sleeps happily when we drive.. mostly. We started when we got him at 2 months old and he is only 10 now. I think we will be able to transition to a harness and bed in the back soon.😊
Thank you. Love your channel so much ❤️❤️
That’s 🤬BS & greed that’s what that is, and the dumpsters and porta potties aren’t new. They have been there for years. The only difference is they are changing for it. I would rather have them take out the porta potty‘s and dumpster and keep it free.
Just left Moab today. Head down the road two miles to Klondike road. All free BLM
Ya, but that area isn’t as nice, and it’s only a matter of time before greed makes it so that is pay area as well
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With all respect aaron....man up & drive your truck!
😊👍 I do.. but not enough ! 🤣
15$ a night for shit land! Amazing.
It's called taxes. National Parks must be free. For $15 I can find my own bathroom in nature thank you. Personally I don't like seeing or smelling those portable ones either. Don't buy into their hype. Within a few years, it will be $25. She also said she will drive into Arches- there is another more significant FEE.
I appreciate her light hearted attitude about fees. Given their clear wealth, they are not sweating the money- she even smiles when she talks about fees, however many in that area are struggling big time. Many are now homeless. I've run into these good people- deep in the canyons living off the land. One use to be a big city lawyer in LA. This is wrong. Economic and other policies have a real impact on people's lives. It is economic warfare and don't get me started on the homeless issues in town. Their solution- more fees. More regulations. Tragic...but I am glad they enjoyed their holiday. Do stop by some food trucks and at least support local businesses- I'll give them that much.
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*Keep a Extra working cellphone with you or in your vehicle.
You can purchase inexpensive phone with a very low monthly price between 25, 35, 45, dollars a month with unlimited data and text, and some have Nationwide coverage
Do your research for the best fit for you
Carry Several Extra portable phone chargers, and cables.
Consider theses items:
*Mini portable power charging station.
I have also seen outdoor portable solar powered power stations, that can be recharged from sunlight this may be very useful to have, to power your devices.
*Invest in a Cellular signal booster for outdoor use, and camping situations to boost or amplify your cell signal and reception.
Consider also the purchase of a WiFi signal booster to also boost your WiFi signal.
Research to see what you prefer.
*Very Inportant:
Invest in a SOS distress electronic signal device, this a kind of device can send out a distress signal with your exact location.
There are various types of these devices, and including devices that can be used when boating, or camping situations.
*Some have emergency Strobe lights SOS signaling with location alerts, and location updates that can be sent to your family, and emergency first responders.
Some can be synchronized with your smart watch or phone.
There are some satellite SOS texting messaging, locator devices that will send messages with your phone even if there isn’t any cellular signal, or WiFi. With this device your can still text, and communicate with others in a emergency satellite transmission.
Check online, for various emergency SOS products, some are small to fit in the palm of your hand.
You can check online, and on Amazon, research what SOS devices will be a good fit for you.
*Mini portable vehicle battery jumper charger
*vehicle battery jumper cables
*Vehicle Jumper cables
*Keep a Fire extinguisher handy
Smoke detectors and Carbon monoxide detectors can be helpful
*Mounted Dashboard camera front and rear possibly.
Exterior vehicle cameras
Interior vehicle cameras
*Flashlights or pluggin spotlights
*Portable spotlights, and lanterns
Keep a few whistles around with you, and in your vehicle possibly in your vehicle’s center console
*A set of long range 2 way radios, walkie talkies, to communicate with others during trips, some have 100 mile radius keep for emergencies.
Use your own discretion regarding the use of any weapons.
Don’t forget to bring
Bear Spray
Pepper spray
Where is allowed
If you own a drone you can use it to survey your area for animals etc.
However, Please Be Safe and Beware of your Surroundings.
Stay Alert, and Be Safe even when stopping at Rest stops, Truck Stops, and conducting your various tasks.
Keep in often contact with your family, friends etc.
Keep up with the latest Weather Updates, beware and prepare for unexpected Weather events and conditions.
Keep your vehicle gas filled
Don’t chance your Safety by running your vehicle fuel or gas too close to Empty.
Fill it up anyway, it will save you alot of time, and headache later on.
Remember to keep up on routine maintenance, check your tires for wear, keep up with your fluids for your vehicle, like oil levels, washer fluid, brake fluid, antifreeze.
Remember Because you are on the road riding for sometimes very long distances, and long periods of time, I would suggest investing in 2 sets of tires, and a spare, the extra set to rotate.
Check the mileage ratings on your tires they all very.
Conduct visual inspections of your tires often, check for damage, wearing, air pressure, etc
Keep a pressure gauge to check your tires pressure and a tire pump.
Keep towing insurance to Be Safe if you ever need it.
It Doesn’t cost much try to get National coverage if available, or where you will be traveling.
Keep Extra financing, and savings for any unexpected issues, vehicle repairs, and overnight stays, in a emergency or if you need to rest indoors.
Keep Enjoying Yourself,
Keep Enjoying the outdoors, and Nature
Just..Please continue to
Be Positive, Safe, and Alert..
Wishing Success, Well-being and Happiness You All.
God Bless You, and everyone
Traveling, or living in their vehicles, Vans, RVs, etc.
Please Be Safe.....
God Be With You...
Author Advocate for Humanity,
Safety Advocate
Jason Sandifer,
Michigan
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