Every year, a group of us head out a few days before our clubs Cruise Moab event to enjoy a few days of camping and wheeling. This year, we spent some time in the Delores Triangle area, accessing it via the Colorado National Monument. This was actually my first time checking out not only the Delores Triangle, but the Colorado national Monument as well. Some great views from Colorado National Monument! My pal Martin and I enjoyed a fun road into camp after exiting the Monument. We spent the next day exploring the Delores triangle, stopping at the Delores River crossing ( river was to high to cross), before heading over to Fisher Ford for a few nights. We enjoyed a trail run on the Dome Plateau (another first for me), before spending our last night in Fisher Ford with the group running the Kokepeli overnight run for Cruise Moab. A fun few days to kick off Cruise Moab:).
Some fine views while passing through Colorado National Monument.
Chasing the setting sun to camp.
That was a fun rode into camp:).
Morning stroll around camp.
A beautiful morning to be out in the desert exploring:)!
Close to where the road crosses the Delores River (it was flowing to high to cross safely).
Stopped at this old mine site for lunch.
Martin and his clean FJ60.
Moody vistas as we head towards Fisher Ford for camp.
Double rainbow as we arrived at camp.
We all piled into Tim’s clean FJ40 and cruised around camp.
Another fine night around the campfire with good friends:).
Marco and his nicely built FJ80.
Starting up the Dome Plateau trail.
Checking out an old miners cabin.
My pal Tim.
Exploring an old uranium mine behind the cabin.
Paintbrush in bloom.
Fine views of the La Sals.
Yet another mine to explore.
Stopped to check out this old mining structure.
A beautiful day out on the trail.
A small obstacle on Dome Plateau.
Back at camp at Fisher Ford. The group running the Kokepeli Overnight Run showed up while we were out.
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