AmmitOsiris
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im stumped i cant find any areas to go offroading
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trails in California????
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You live in one of the best states in the nation for wheelin' and you can't find anywhere to go? You're not looking very hard. 2 hours to your southwest is Hollister Hills SVRA and 3 hours to the northeast you have the Sierras which his home to tons of trails such as the Rubicon, Fordyce etc. I almost certain they're are even closer places in your area that you can go and play in. Search...
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I was about to say the same and I see you beat me to it
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There isn't much wheeling now in the Sierras due to the massive amounts of snow, you'll have to wait until late spring.
You have Fordyce, Rubicon, Signal Peak, Grouse ridge trail, Strawberry pass (to Kirkwood from US 50), Barney Raily, Bear Valley, Corral Hollow, Deer Valley, Eagle Lakes, Genoa Peak, Pardoa's Trail, Round Valley/Mt. Reba, and Slickrock.
No trails huh? Thats just the ones I know about.
Locations and directions here:
http://www.norcalttora.com/trails/index.php
Most of those trails have pretty difficult parts to them, so I'm thinking your just looking for somewhere to goof off as your truck looks fairly stock? Not sure of where to go out in Brentwood. But if you're ever in the Sacto/Folsom area you can try Folsom lake, if the water is down or the Prairie city OHV area.
You have Fordyce, Rubicon, Signal Peak, Grouse ridge trail, Strawberry pass (to Kirkwood from US 50), Barney Raily, Bear Valley, Corral Hollow, Deer Valley, Eagle Lakes, Genoa Peak, Pardoa's Trail, Round Valley/Mt. Reba, and Slickrock.
No trails huh? Thats just the ones I know about.
Locations and directions here:
http://www.norcalttora.com/trails/index.php
Most of those trails have pretty difficult parts to them, so I'm thinking your just looking for somewhere to goof off as your truck looks fairly stock? Not sure of where to go out in Brentwood. But if you're ever in the Sacto/Folsom area you can try Folsom lake, if the water is down or the Prairie city OHV area.
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Your signature says Brentwood...isnt that in LA? If so, there are a ton of places to wheel in SoCal.
1) Big Bear...home to great trails like the Holcomb Creek and John Bull
2) Calico... Odessa and Doran Canyon
3) Johnson Valley... Home of the infamous Hammers
4) Anza Borrego and Truck Haven heading down south
5) Mojave Rd
6) Barstow... Achy Breaky, Pumpkin Eater and or course the desert race course to play on.
The list goes on and on!
1) Big Bear...home to great trails like the Holcomb Creek and John Bull
2) Calico... Odessa and Doran Canyon
3) Johnson Valley... Home of the infamous Hammers
4) Anza Borrego and Truck Haven heading down south
5) Mojave Rd
6) Barstow... Achy Breaky, Pumpkin Eater and or course the desert race course to play on.
The list goes on and on!
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There's two Brentwoods in ca there's one down south and one in the bay area.. If
Ur in tue bay area we can meet up cause I am from Brentwood also... If you up here there plenty of local places to go
Ur in tue bay area we can meet up cause I am from Brentwood also... If you up here there plenty of local places to go
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