Death valley California

Cleaner Posts : 64 Join date : 2012-02-16

Going to California this summer and want to spend 4 days at death valley doing trails, any info on routes vehicle hire ect much appreciated
Cheers

Subject: Re: Death valley California Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:27 pm

Taking your vehicle or hiring?

Cleaner Posts : 64 Join date : 2012-02-16

I am looking to hire

Subject: Re: Death valley California Fri Feb 17, 2012 3:41 am

I was working over there last year. We hired motor bikes. They gave us a 4x4 truck and trailer and 3 bikes. The trails out there are awesome.

Unfortunetly I didn't organise it so don't know the name of that particular company, but be reassured there are plenty of companys out there who did hire out 4x4s. If you can hire a dune buggy for the day and go to the dunes. Awesome.

I can't believe you're encouraged to go off road and camp out with fires out there. Here you would be arrested.

Cleaner Posts : 64 Join date : 2012-02-16

Well back from DV what a trip hired a jeep rubicorn, I can highly recommend it but to hot to camp, there's miles and miles of tracks for all levels we did a few which required lockers and were real hard to follow am thinking of organising another trip in 2014 if anyone's intrested This is one intrest that they in courage and have no problems with will attempt to post some pics up

Subject: Re: Death valley California Mon Oct 01, 2012 7:06 pm

Now that's an idea - prices please to see if it's feasible.

Gate Opener Posts : 43 Join date : 2012-05-30

I'd be interested in a trip like that, would anyone fancy extending it up to Wyoming, Nevada,Utah or Colorado. A couple of vehicles with 2 in each, would make quite a trip.

Cleaner Posts : 64 Join date : 2012-02-16

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Just back from the most amazing trip to california, started in LA then had a road trip upto San Fran across to San Jose from there we went to Yosemite where we took the hire car off roading can not believe how welcome your made to feel and the locals are only to happy to support our sport, we went to the local information office where they gave us a map (yes for free) that showed all the dirt roads and graded them which was pretty accurate and told you the type of vehicle you needed, imagine that in wales all you need to do is honor the road and if its closed dont go there theres a reason
from there we headed to death valley for 4 of the best offroad days i have done we hired the beast above started on grade 2 roads for 4 wheel and lift and saw some amazing sites went on to do a grade 4 that took us all day to do 60 miles needed front and rear lockers and was totally amazing and we never saw another person that day to afraid to camp out although it is permitted scared of rattle snakes and coyotes anyway heres a few pics
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i have a couple more and some videos but not sure how to upload them
this is an amazing place and already planning to go back in may 2014 it would be great if a few of you would like to go will post plans later if any are intrested although its to hot in sept at 45c in