4wheelin in southern california????

[jeepngirls]

any good spots in southern california??

[Marte]

Hey,

You can go to Glamis for some sand, and around the Salton Sea area. Im pretty sure there are some areas in No COunty SD..ill have to ask Jerry Bransford.

Coming to Cali?

[jeepngirls]

i live in orange county, and am new to the 4 wheelin thing.. lots of fun. what places do you know of in san diego??

[Marte]

One of the best kept secrets in the southwest is right here in San
Diego county, the Los Coyotes Indian Reservation. It's nearly to Warner
Springs, past Julian or Lake Henshaw, depending on what direction you're
coming from.

It has so many trails, after paying a $15 entry fee, that you can't do
them in a single day. It's hot out there now but in the winter and
spring, you even get to wheel in some snow and ice. There's dirt, water,
some rock crawling, steep climbs, whatever you want. Great spot, I
can't recommend it enough. smile.gif

[jeepngirls]

hey are you going to camp jeep in santa barbra???

[Marte]

I was planning on it, but i just found out today
I have to go on a business trip to the east coast, woohoo!

Are you signed up?
Whats your rig?

Let me know if you are going..maybe ill get out of the trip, haha! :D

[jeepngirls]

we went to camp jeep lots of fun.. free stuff, and JEEPS!!! maybe you can make it next year..

[RatGirl]

jeepngirls - there is a spot close to you (that is now closed because of fire danger): Silverado Canyon. It has no challenge whatsoever, but you can go to the top of Saddleback for a nice view! The little mini-mart in Silverado Canyon sells great trail maps of the area. See this link for more information: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland

There is an OHV area in Azusa which is fun to go out and watch everyone get stuck in the mud. See http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/angeles/recreation/ohv-sangabriel.shtml

Also, if you know someone who is familiar with the area you can go down to Anza Borrego which is inland by the border. I will only go out there with a guide as the area is too big for me to navigate and too many illegals! (Nice area though and great back country camping). See: http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=638

My favorite area, not really in Southern CA is Death Valley. I have already spent about a month there from combined trips and I still haven't been on all the trails and I still haven't seen enough!

[jeepngirls]

thanks for that great info. i cant wait to get out there and check it out.. maybe we can get a bunch of jeepers to go...

[SEAN JOHNSON]

WHERE CAN I FIND SOME DOWN TO EARTH 4BY FEMALE COPILOTS

[Computer101]

I suggest going to Hungary Valley out in Gorman, CA.
On weekends they charge $5 to get in. Its great, the trails are rated easy, novice, experienced, and expert.
The biggest badest trail is the Millers Jeep trail, its all the way on top the Los Padres, and I managed to go down and up it in a stock 2006 Jeep Rubicon unlimited, with 4 people and A/C running. :D
Its a blast though... I suggest getting on the 33 and going to Lockwood Valley road and getting on the Lockwood Creek Trail, and taking it to the Millers Jeep Trail. Its about a 6 hr trail, and it wouldnt be bad to take a buddy in another vehicle. Its real fun and really scenic. I hope you get to check out Gorman, good luck in finding other 4x4ing places.

[Ratman]

Hungry Valley over the thanksgiving weekend. Drivin down from San Jose wen. turkey day at relitives. But Fri., Sat and Sun morning wheeling time

[serveapurpose]

Holy Jim is always fun ..... and close, well at least for me.

[serveapurpose]

Will be at trabuco creek road today, meeting up with some of the other ProjectJK guys for a fun run in the sun ..... all are welcome to join us, leave attitudes at home please!!!

[serveapurpose]

oh and that' at 11am ish.... sorry ( channel 17 if youv'e got the cb on )

[mountainjeep]

:cool:Mojave Road. It starts on the border with Nevada and ends up in Barstow. There are some mild technical parts, but all technical parts have an easier bypass.