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Fixed.

Error on the video, stay tuned, will be fixed today.

I went back, this time with some accomplices, to Joyce Lake and beyond. Pechuck Lookout (4,338 ft) is Oregon’s only remaining stone fire lookout, open for day visits and first-come, first-served overnight stays. Moderate-to-strenuous hikes (e.g., ~5-mile round-trip from Rooster Rock Trailhead)...

Not surprisingly, there's a video... You just need to stay off the Alvord when it's wet. Same with Owyhees. Mud gets dangerous.

What are you planning on printed them out of?

When I first saw this on Facebook I thought there was no way it wouldn't bounce around and pull out of the dash or at least the phone would pop off. For reference I bought their previous accessory rail and sent it back as the phone wobbled too much. Turns out that little 1/4-20 in the dash is...

1. It's very remote. One person did mention that there was some homeless activity but I can't imagine it was all the way up at Joyce Lake. There might be some activity on the weekend, but I'm thinking it's more the handful of people, certainly no crowds. I went on a Monday and there wasn't a...

Be sure to hit up these spots too. They are nearby and will fill out a weekend.

I have made multiple attempts to reach this lake and each time I was stopped by snow. I finally smarted up enough to go in June. :crazy:

Too many to mention. Alvord Desert Dry Lake Bed. Three Finger Gulch, Owyhees (nearby Leslie Gultch is also a can't miss).

No, they are a pain to print and the market is small. I was just trying to show that there is a better way than the horrible M2M solution.

Back in January of 2025 we went and played in the snow between Hood River, Oregon and Mt. Hood. The goal was to get to Mt. Defiance, a 5000 ft mountain that overlooks the Columbia Gorge. You can see that video and report here: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/hood-river-snow-day.107784/...

I don't give up that easily. :crazy:

I went up the sides.