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SUMMARY:El Camino del Diablo Multiday Trip
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, April 24 8:00 am – Sunday\, April 26 ~4:00 pm \nTrip Description:  \nEl Camino Del DiabloWe’re going to drive through an old trade route known as El Camino Del Diablo due to its remoteness and lack of support and services; this is known unofficially as the longest unsupported backcountry drive in the nation. Our plan for this trip is to drive it East to West – from the mining town of Ajo in Arizona all the way to Yuma\, crossing Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument\, Cabesa Prieta Wilderness\, and Barry Goldwater Bombing Range. \nDifficulty rating: 3 out of 5\, mostly due to remoteness of the area. Rainstorms shortly before the trip may affect the itinerary and our progress: the area known as Playas will turn from dry tracks to deep mud. In absence of rains\, expect a mix of sand (deep in places)\, rocky surface\, and well-graded dirt roads.  \nGroup limit: none\, but preferred under 8-10 vehicles. \nItinerary: \nDay 1 (04/24/26\, Friday):Meeting at Ajo Plaza at 1-2 p.m. – https://www.google.com/maps/place//@32.3727094\,-112.8628044\,274m/Driving times: 330 miles / 5 hours from San Diego\, 260 miles / 3:50 hours from De Anza Springs Resort or Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel\, 280 miles / 4:05 hours from Buckman Springs Rest Area on I-8.Fuel up in Ajo. Comment: I have never taken time to stroll through Ajo Plaza – it seems like a place with some historical significance\, and we can stock up on food/firewood/whatever we might need. \nFor those who’d prefer to convoy from Buckman Springs – you can meet at Buckman Springs Rest area off I-8; if you take off at 9am from Buckman Springs\, you’ll make it to Ajo by 1pm.https://maps.app.goo.gl/is1mGQnFySepiVLV8Camping about 30 miles from Ajo near John The Baptist Mountains (approx. location –  32.259830\, -112.893482 ). \nDay 2 (04/25/26\, Saturday):John The Baptist Mountains – Growler Pass – Poso Nuevo – Tule Mountains – F-4 Phantom crash site: 105 miles (all on dirt)That’s going to be a long day\, even if there are no breakdowns and no mud near the Playas.We’ll pass through Organ Pipe Cactus National Wilderness and Cabesa Prieta Wilderness\, and make it to an old F-4 Phantom crash site.Camping location TBD (approx. 32.389723\, -113.913970 ). \nDay 3 (04/26/26\, Sunday):F-4 Crash site – Tinajas Altas – Border Wall – Fortuna Mine – Yuma: ~70 miles (dirt); stop by Yodaville Overlook (binoculars are nice) and Fortuna Mine.Yuma (Fortuna Hills\, fuel) to Buckman Springs Rest Area – 140 miles\, 2:08https://maps.app.goo.gl/tyTmfQ2jRAA45XMy6Fuel up in Yuma\, and we should be good to go all the way to San Diego. \nPermits:Every person over 18 years old must have a permit from https://bmgr.recaccess.com/Permit is free\, and valid for a year – it is an improvement from older permitting at Luke AFB. It covers Cabesa Prieta as well as Barry Goldwater Bombing Range.Everybody must check in at the same link prior to the trip – this is a safety/border control issue. \nWhat to bring and other suggestions: Fuel\, water\, and food for two full daysCamping gear Cold weather gear (it may get cold at night even in late April)Hot weather gear (it will get hot during the day)Consider the vehicle maintenance prior to the tripPets are absolutely welcome\, and the planned campsites are mostly free of cholla – but beware old cholla and rattlesnakes.Navigation: GPS and/or smartphone/tablet with GaiaGPS or OnX 4×4 mapping software.Communications: ham VHF 147.58MHz simplex (strongly encouraged)\, GMRS (backup). Binoculars and nighttime photo equipment encouraged.Proof of citizenship or naturalization documents – this is an area with a very heavy Border Patrol presence. \nINFO and links:Cabesa Prieta: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/cabeza-prieta/visit-us/rules-policieshttps://cabezaprieta.org/destinations/el_camino_del_diablo.phphttps://azstateparks.com/historic-trails-of-arizona-el-camino-del-diablohttps://npshistory.com/publications/blm/el-camino-del-diablo/visitors-guide-2016.pdfhttps://occidentalist.org/el-camino-del-diablo/ \nhttps://www.onxmaps.com/offroad/trails/us/arizona/f-4-phantom-crash-site-spur… and\, of course\, our own trip diaries:https://3rj.org/ElCaminoDelDiablo/index.htmhttps://3rj.org/Arizona.B3/index.htm
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/el-camino-del-diablo-overnight-trip
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260530T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260601T170000
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SUMMARY:Lake Cachuma 2-Night Trip
DESCRIPTION:Trip Description: Reid will lead the caravan from north county to the beautiful Lake Cachuma\, in the Santa Ynez valley of Santa Barbara county for a Saturday night and Sunday night trip. We will run the scenic West Camino Cielo trail. Accessing this trail from the East (Hwy 154) will offer an easy trail that can be navigated by SUVs and some 2WD vehicles. After mile marker five\,  the trail changes drastically\, and depending on the maintenance of the trail\, could be impassible. Turning around on the west half of this trail is very difficult with few pullouts.This trail is used primarily by forest service communication contractors to access the many antenna dishes along the route\, and county fire to maintain fire brakes. There is an old camping spot at the five-mile mark that makes a great location for having lunch and getting off the trail for some shade during the hot weather. \nSightseeing/Activities including Nojoqui Falls Park\, Wine Tasting lunch or dinner at Historic Cold Springs Tavern. \nCamping will be at Cachuma Lake Recreation Area is a 9\,000-acre scenic park in the Santa Ynez Valley\, California (off Highway 154)\, offering fishing\, boating\, and extensive camping options like cabins\, yurts\, and RV hookups. Managed by Santa Barbara County\, it features a nature center\, hiking trails\, a marina\, and a restaurant\, making it a popular family destination for outdoor recreation. Join for a memorable weekend! \nMake your reservations for you campsite ASAP. Reid and Jonathan have reserved site #573 and #553 in the Mohawk section\, a more private area. \n\nRating: Easy to Moderate. \nTime & Place to Meet: \n• Saturday\, May 30th\, 8:00 am\, Depart: 8:30 am \n• Aliso Creek Rest Area\, located on Interstate 5 North\, approximately 5.8 miles north of Oceanside. Please arrive fueled up. \nWhat to bring: \n• Required: \n◦ Camping gear \n◦ Meals and snacks for both days. \n◦ Drinking water (Gallon per day per person\, consider pet’s needs if applicable) \n◦ All-terrain tires and full-sized spare \n◦ Any necessary tire changing tools\, including anti-theft lug nut keys \n◦ Any emergency & recovery gear you may have \n◦ Sufficient fuel for your vehicle \n◦ Firewood for campfire-fueled stories \n• Recommended: \n◦ Family and dog \n◦ Sunscreen and hat \n◦ Amateur 2m radio with external antenna (very highly recommended) \nFrequency: 2M: 147.580 MHzRSVP/Register: Sign up belowTrail Leader: Reid Godfrey \n \nAttendance: 4 / 15Registration is closed for this event
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/lake-cachuma-overnight-trip
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260723T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260728T170000
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SUMMARY:This Trip is Delayed Due to Trail Washouts!
DESCRIPTION:****Unfortunately\, recent rains have created landslides that are blocking various trails.  This trip will be rescheduled**** \nTrail Leader: Peter \n \nAttendance: 1 / 10Registration is closed for this event
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/colorado-multiday-trip
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260808T070000
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SUMMARY:Rancho Santa Fe Cars and Coffee
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our first RSF cars and coffee experience as a club! We plan on arriving at 7am to find a good spot for multiple vehicles and then wandering around (as rovers do) to see the sites and enjoy beverages and fellowship. Hope you can make it! Please sign up if you’re planning to attend as this will help us find a suitable spot to park together.  \nFor more info\, hit the button below!
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SUMMARY:Palomar Mtn Boucher/Observatory Day Trip or Overnight Trip
DESCRIPTION:Trip Description: Diego will lead a run up Nate Harrison Grade\, an approximately 10 mile route to the top of Palomar Mountain. There will be road driving interspersed with the fire road trail. We’ll make our way up the trail to Boucher Hill lookout tower where we will stop for lunch and\, if available\, a tour of the lookout!  Bring your choice of lunch. We’ll finish the day by heading up the observatory where there are options for guided and self guided tours. This marks the end of the day trip but those wishing to camp may book sites at the observatory campground: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233300  \nIf you’re looking to coordinate camping with other club members Diego will be happy to help organize; he can be reached via text or a live call at 619 838 4118. \nWeather: a likely high of 85-90 and a low of 55-60 \nLocation: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XGA8KDwas3TFfLT56?g_st=icRating: easy\, dirt roads and some paved sections\, accessible to all rovers. Ensure your rover is in good working order as weather can be warm \n\nMeet: Saturday\, August 29th\, 9:00 am\, leave at 9:30am\nWhere: Chevron at 27406 Valley Center Rd\, Valley Center\, CA 92082\n\nWhat to bring: \n\nIf you’re staying the night\, bring camping gear appropriate for primitive camping\nMeals and Snacks\, restaurants may be available enroute\nDrinking water (1 gallon per day per person\, consider pet’s needs if applicable)\nAll-terrain tires and full-sized spare should something strange happen\nAny emergency & recovery gear you may have\nAny necessary tire changing tools\, including anti-theft lug nut keys\nSufficient fuel for your vehicle (we will stop to refuel as needed)\nAppetite for trails and fresh air\n\nFrequency: 2M: 147.580 MHzRSVP/Register: Sign up below \nTrail Leader: Diego \n \nAttendance: 6 / 10Registration is closed for this event
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/lytle-creek-overnight-trip
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: Destination Defender
DESCRIPTION:Destination Defender is coming back to Temecula in September! Enjoy the Defender driving experiences\, gastronomy classes\, live music and lifestyle talks during the three days at Galway Downs. Details available at Destination Defender USA \nAttend Destination Defender as a guest\, with a complimentary general pass from Hoehn Land Rover Carlsbad. To reserve your spot\, RSVP below and use code LRUSR0374. \nWant to make the trip even more memorable? Land Rover Carlsbad is hosting a special rally to Destination Defender\, and you’re invited. Once you’ve registered for Destination Defender\, you can sign up with Hoehn Land Rover Carlsbad and embark on their group rally. Staging begins after 1pm on Friday at the dealership and the rally departs around 2pm for Galway Downs. If you sign up with HLR Carlsbad\, you’ll receive a rally window sticker\, a gift bag filled with road treats\, premium refreshments\, a branded hat and a drink cozy. At the event\, you’ll enjoy access to HLR Carlsbad’s VIP Suite with premium food\, cocktails and comfortable lounge seating throughout the three day DD experience. You’ll receive your VIP access brackets at the rally check-in. More information and registration is available at Land Rover Carlsbad Rally
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/save-the-date-destination-defender-2
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261106T090000
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SUMMARY:Mojave Road Multi-Night Trip
DESCRIPTION:November 6\, 8:00 AM – November 8\, 5:00 PM \nTrip Description: The Mojave Road is an east-west route that traverses the desert between the Colorado River and the Mojave River near Wilmington\, Los Angeles\, CA. Most of the Mojave Road is within the boundaries of the Mojave National Preserve. Used by Indigenous people to transport goods from the southwest to trade with the Chumash and other coastal tribes\, this route later assisted American settlers on their westward expansion. Pets are absolutely welcome\, and the planned campsites are mostly free of cholla – but beware of cholla and rattlesnakes. \nRating: Easy\, with moderate sections we will take slowly \nDay 1 (Nov 6\, Friday): Meet at Deer Springs / Mountain Meadow exit of I-15 at 8 am. Goffs Road and Goffs Schoolhouse via Amboy: 258mi\, 4:30 hours. 1hr visit of Goffs’ Schoolhouse Museum. campsite near Carruthers Canyon. Totals: ~280 miles on pavement\, ~20 miles on dirt. \nDay 2 (Nov 7\, Saturday):  Campsite near Carruthers Canyon – Seventeenmile Point: 42 mi\, ~5 hours driving time + visits to Rock Spring\, Marl Spring\, and Government Spring. \nDay 3 (Nov 8\, Sunday): Return home departing from campsite. Totals: 22.5 to 50 miles on dirt\, ~200 miles on pavement. \nTime & Place to Meet: \n\nMeet: Friday\, November 6\, 8:00 am\,\nWhere: Park & Ride\, Deer Springs/Mountain Meadow exit from I-15. Please arrive fueled up.\n\nWhat to bring: \nPermits:California Campfire Permit for anyone planning on anything beyond propane stove. \n\nRequired:\n\nAll-terrain tires and full-sized spare\nAny emergency & recovery gear you may have\nAny necessary tire changing tools\, including anti-theft lug nut keys\nSufficient fuel for your vehicle\nMeals and snacks for both days.\nDrinking water (Gallon per day per person\, consider pet’s needs if applicable)\nCamping gear appropriate for primitive camping\n(1) Bundle of firewood (if camping)\nSunscreen and hat\nAmateur 2m radio with external antenna (club loaner available)\nWeather can be unpredictable – checking the National Weather Service report is recommended.\n\n\n\nDestination information: Mojave RoadFrequency: 2M: 147.580 MHzRSVP/Register: Sign up belowTrail Leader: Peter
URL:https://www.lrcsd.com/event/mojave-road-overnight-trip
CATEGORIES:Camping,Event,Run
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