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cstephens
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11/19/2013
cstephens
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I am new to this forum and am super stoked to have found one on Anza Borrego. I've been camping and Jeeping in Borrego since I was 16 (10 years ago) when I got my first Wrangler. I was out camped at Mountain Palm Springs for the first time this weekend and it was beautiful. Mid 70's during the day and 40's at night. It was windy but our camp site was fairly protected from the wind. We drove out to the mud caves via South Carizo Creek and was blow away at the condition of the road. It has been a few years since I was out that way and I couldn't believe how deep the sand was. As we got toward the main wash, the sand was deeper than anything I've ever seen. I was in my 4X4 Wrangler and things got pretty squirrely. I should have aired down but I chose not to. The road the rest of the way out was in pretty good shape but the caves were packed. Even though it was crowded, we still had a great time. Looking forward to keeping up on the forum.
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dsefcik
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11/19/2013
dsefcik
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Welcome to the forums....yeah the sand seems to be pretty bad this year everywhere, thanks for the TR.

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surfponto
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11/20/2013
surfponto
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The Mud Caves are a great day trip. You are right though it can get pretty crowded. Very popular destination with Boy Scouts.

I think my favorite cave is Carey's Big Mud Cave. Feels like you are in an Indiana Jones movie. Hidden Cave is cool also.
Link to our last Mud Caves Trip

Welcome to the forum

Bob
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ziphius
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11/20/2013
ziphius
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Welcome to the forum! You will find a lot of good desert information here. Sounds like you had a blast. Looking forward to your future posts. - Jim

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rockhopper
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11/20/2013
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Welcome to the adventureWave
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anutami
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11/20/2013
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Hello and welcome smile
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DesertWRX
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11/23/2013
DesertWRX
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Welcome to the forum! My wife and I do cleanup for the State Park and Carrizo Creek and Arroyo Tapiado is one of the areas we do. We were there a couple weeks ago cleaning and found all sorts of things the 2 summer storms dug up... even a small barbecue!
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