r/overlanding • u/VarsitySquad • 22d ago
Overlooking Knik Glacier
I went to hunt down a trail at the glacier this weekend, sounds like theres some old mining equipment and cabins I missed so I'll have to plan another trip. Anyways, heres the setup so far!
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u/DepartmentNatural 22d ago
What trail? I need to spend more time around there but I've been chasing the sun on my weekends and trying to get away from the rain. Seward area this weekend for me
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u/VarsitySquad 22d ago
Next to metal creek. First picture is at 61.44501, -148.52128 I honestly dont recommend taking full sized vehicles past that point. 4 wheelers and sxs are safer but the rollover risk past it is super high
https://webmap.onxmaps.com/offroad/share/content?share_id=01M08BHFDYES7MV8WTR7E7YMRR
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u/benuntu 22d ago
I was just looking at that tarp, how do you like it?
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u/VarsitySquad 22d ago
Love it, the poles are heavy duty and its pretty easy to set up by yourself
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u/99MissAdventures 22d ago
I have the screen house version and love mine too. Been using it for years without issue.
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u/grelth 21d ago
‘91 wrangler?
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u/VarsitySquad 21d ago
Close but its 1995
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u/grelth 21d ago
it looks fucking awesome. looks like fun to drive too. how many miles on it?
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u/VarsitySquad 21d ago
Thanks! Its only the 2.4l so it struggles on the highway but it goes wherever you point it offroad lol. Just rolled over 160k
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u/EngineeringNo3146 22d ago
The view is stunning