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Dirty but happy little car. Yes, my S2000 thanked me for playing with it in the dirt.
8-28-2022. I went inside Rocky Mountain National Park, again, today, with a 1 to 3 pm reservation. I wanted to drive on the dirt Old Fall River Road but I assumed that it was washed out because we've had a lot of heavy rain lately. Instead of driving my Pilot for the dirt road, I took my S2000. When I got to the Fall River entrance station they told me the road was open. I asked a park ranger if that car over there, pointing to my S2000, would make it on the dirt road. She said yes! I had the best time with the top down being able to see the rocky mountains above me. I has about ten slow pokes pull over in corners to let me pass. I wasn't speeding but I do have experience with dirt roads in much worse condition and I'm not afraid of one lane roads with drop offs and no guardrails. Many RMNP visitors are quite unfamiliar with all that. It was especially fun because it was one lane and one direction. No worry about head-ons.
I took Old Fall River Road up and Trail Ridge Road back down. Maybe this belongs in Odds and Ends Photos, too.
My brother and I took a road trip out to Denver to pick up a high school friend, we then drove out to Utah, Arizona and hit Las Vegas. We’re on the way home today.
My brother and I took a road trip out to Denver to pick up a high school friend, we then drove out to Utah, Arizona and hit Las Vegas. We’re on the way home today..
Nice rides Sam. Cool shots. I noticed you were not working Thursday.
My brother and I took a road trip out to Denver to pick up a high school friend, we then drove out to Utah, Arizona and hit Las Vegas. We’re on the way home today.
A few pics.
^ Wow! That is a stunning photograph! I haven't been there since my trip to 2016 S2KCA days in Durango. Makes me want to go again.
^July 25, 2016. On the way to Durango from southern California.
What road is that? I have to put it on my to do list!
It's road 163. I was driving from Flagstaff to Durango each time. The shorter way is to stay on 160 into Durango but the detour through Monument Valley and all the cool red sandstone buttes is to take 163 from Kayenta and then rejoin 160 in one of two places.
08-18-2022 | 07:34 PM
I love my little blue car.
I asked a park ranger if that car over there, pointing to my S2000, would make it on the dirt road. She said yes! I had the best time with the top down being able to see the rocky mountains above me. I has about ten slow pokes pull over in corners to let me pass. I wasn't speeding but I do have experience with dirt roads in much worse condition and I'm not afraid of one lane roads with drop offs and no guardrails. Many RMNP visitors are quite unfamiliar with all that. It was especially fun because it was one lane and one direction. No worry about head-ons.
