Hey guys! I just bought my Subaru last weekend, and look at me now!!
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This car is gonna change my life. It was so much fun getting my family out and going camping.
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My uncle flew out and rented a jeep and he said he was having a hard time keeping up with me on the off roading section. :rock: :banana: :woohoo: I just couldn't really be happier in general.
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TRIP REPORT:
so we tried to go camping and initially had planned to do Mill Creek Road, but as we approached it, signs read, "No fires, no this, no nothin'..." and as we continued we came to a road block with a gate that said, "Elk calving, road closed". So we turned around and went to plan B.
Headed from exit 176 to 190 (vail summit rest area) and took the dirt road past about 10 camp sites that were occupied, and I turned down a side trail that seemed a little more like an ATV trail than a dirt road, so I pulled over at the first campsite I saw. It was pretty tricky getting in there with some big ol' roots, dips, and narrow trails surrounded by trees, but did so without a hitch. Set up camp right next to a river, built a fire, and cooked up some salmon and brats, and a good time was had by all. I would, however, recommend not drinking as much as you normally do when you are at 11,800 feet.
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This car is gonna change my life. It was so much fun getting my family out and going camping.
My uncle flew out and rented a jeep and he said he was having a hard time keeping up with me on the off roading section. :rock: :banana: :woohoo: I just couldn't really be happier in general.
TRIP REPORT:
so we tried to go camping and initially had planned to do Mill Creek Road, but as we approached it, signs read, "No fires, no this, no nothin'..." and as we continued we came to a road block with a gate that said, "Elk calving, road closed". So we turned around and went to plan B.
Headed from exit 176 to 190 (vail summit rest area) and took the dirt road past about 10 camp sites that were occupied, and I turned down a side trail that seemed a little more like an ATV trail than a dirt road, so I pulled over at the first campsite I saw. It was pretty tricky getting in there with some big ol' roots, dips, and narrow trails surrounded by trees, but did so without a hitch. Set up camp right next to a river, built a fire, and cooked up some salmon and brats, and a good time was had by all. I would, however, recommend not drinking as much as you normally do when you are at 11,800 feet.
