Sunrise pokes the ridges of the desert’s rolling hills.
Dawn over the Long Gulch area of the Owyhees.
Storm clouds roll through the Owyhee, and quickly turned to dime size hail.
Ridge lines and storm clouds create beautiful layers in the desert.
Whispy clouds and gree hills paint a perfect scene Owyhee Canyonlands.
Spring thunderstorms roll over the green hills and rock formations of the Owyhee Desert in Oregon.
Rock formations guide you along the entirety of your desert journey out here.
Three Fingers Butte viewed from a typical rutted and widended portion of trail in the Owyhee Desert.
A juniper tree streches its roots in search of water in Leslie Gulch.
Painted Owyhee hillsides.
Ancient rock-architecture accompanies the road through Leslie Gulch.
A babbling pool along the Owyhee River.
Saša wading the Owyhee River from from Three Forks hot springs.
Charred trees tell the narrative of a difficult life in the desert.
Indian paintbrush lives in harmony among other species in the clay soil.
Evening light on rock pinnacles in Juniper Gulch.
Heading back we had some fun high speed desert running. And a fun stop to fix the Jeep’s exhast panel as a result.
We discovered the true meaning of “Owyhee Gumbo” on this self guided 4×4 tour through the desert.
Stu and the Jeep making making a stream crossing look easy.
Overlanding the Owyhees in Southwest Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
The Oregon Desert is…vast.
Light perfectly filters through a canyon to illuminate where the West Little Owyhee meets the main Owyhee River.
Rock towers line the banks of the Owyhee RIver.
Afternoon on the Owyhee River near Three Forks.
