Show your off-roading off

Three wheeling on FM TRO at Hidden Falls Adventure Park in Marble Falls, TX.

 

That’s saltwater isn’t it? Would imagine that would not rinse out.

Also, arent insurance supposed to cover “I did a stupid thing” moments? I mean really, if you get into an accident that is your fault, that will always involve some level of stupidity/negligence/ carelessness. I wonder where the line is. (Not volunteering to test that line)

 

I copied this pic from post #49 of this thread. Can anyone tell me where this is? Looks like a scene from Forest Gump. Anyway, I'd like to put this spot on my bucket list. Anyone know? OP?

 

This reminds me of Washington state driving from Moses Lake toward Snoqualmie Falls

 

Looks like westbound CA. 190 in Panamint Valley. Dead center is Panamint Springs. Death Valley is where they came from.
On the other side of those hills is CA. 395, Lone Pine and the Eastern Sierras.

 

Thanks guys, I'll try looking at these on Google Maps and see if I can zero in on it. I appreciate your help.

 

Yes that looks a long ride home from work!✌️

 

Mecca, Ca.

 

Love that black color. Does it have KDSS?

 

Finally took the "pavement princess" off road. Incredible how well these perform as stock trucks. I can only imagine the capability of the modified trucks I see here

 

True off-roading. Watch out for tortoises!

 

Havin' Fun at Tuttle Creek ORV area in Kansas

 

I envy those of the west for your terrain. I had a 35hr drive to moab

 

I do like how easy it is to get to trails out west and how many there are. Back east it is harder to find them.

 

Yea around here you can drive 5 hours of road to a trail that takes 2 to run. We spent 10 days camping in Moab spending 8-10 hours a day, never hitting the same trail and stayed inside a hr radius of town

 

Maybe if you hit up Moab we can plan a group trip? Would like to go (when it is not 90+ degrees there).

 

Yea man that would be cool even if it’s not clear to utah there’s plent of good off-roading a couple states closer. We went in April and it was 60s-70s perfect weather

 

Well we aren’t far from each other. I am down once you are down. I know your working on that rear bumper. Can’t wait to see pics

 

Yea we will have to plan something for sure, started back to work this week so anything I do for the next little while will have to be weekend trips. Last month the wife, kids and I ran the mid Atlantic back country descovery route, then down to the great Smokey mountain jeep overland trip, then ran the northern border of Georgia through national forests and down through Alabama, hitting random trails along the way eventually landing on the beach in Florida, camped 20 nights, spent 2 in a cabin and 5 in a condo on the beach.

 

OOAT (Ozark Natl. Forest, Near Northwest Akansas)

 

Nah, Panamint Valley is much more barren, and the range isn't that tall. I'm thinking this is Hwy 167, facing west towards 395 and the Sierra Crest. Mono Lake is just to left, out of picture.

https://www.google.com/maps/@38.0794966,-119.046612,232a,35y,243.19h,77.98t/data=!3m1!1e3!5m1!1e4

 

You need to start checking out the OOAT in Arkansas. 13 Hours to St Loe from Clarksburg and you have a week's worth of trails with everything other than 8 + on the trail rating.

 

Rowher Flat OHV, Santa Clarita, CA

 

Almost rolled it a few weeks ago:

 

This is one of my next spots!! That’s one hell of a pic!!

 

It’s a lot of fun, bro! These trucks are very capable.