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[doug910]

Took my Ranger out to Olinda Oil Museum & Trail, Yorba Linda, CA. (Black Rhino photoshoot)

Looks great! How do you like the new Yokohama's?

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[Zae]

I didn't really manage to get any good pictures today as I was exploring around Santa Fe. I wound up getting myself into a pretty difficult, steep rock crawling spot that I normally would not have intentionally entered even if I wasn't by myself with no spotter. I had other things on my mind than stopping to snap pics for most of the trail but here's a couple three wheeler pics from an easy spot near the end. I also picked up my first bit of trail damage when my front passenger wheel decided to make friends with a small mountain

 

[doug910]

I didn't really manage to get any good pictures today as I was exploring around Santa Fe. I wound up getting myself into a pretty difficult, steep rock crawling spot that I normally would not have intentionally entered even if I wasn't by myself with no spotter. I had other things on my mind than stopping to snap pics for most of the trail but here's a couple three wheeler pics from an easy spot near the end. I also picked up my first bit of trail damage when my front passenger wheel decided to make friends with a small mountain

It's okay dude, my passenger front wheel looks just like yours after the trails too haha

 

[JetEngr19]

Explored some in Moab.

 

[Typow]

Here's Gunner on a beach in Delaware. I've heard and can agree the sand in DE is one of the softest beaches in the country. Gunner handles 12" ruts no problem

 

[Cape Cruiser]

Here's Gunner on a beach in Delaware. I've heard and can agree the sand in DE is one of the softest beaches in the country. Gunner handles 12" ruts no problem

Indian River beach,Nice enjoy

 

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[BDoc]

Nice view! Where was this taken?

 

[HighFivenWhiteGuy]

Nice view! Where was this taken?

This was taken in the Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest to the northeast of Greenwater, near the Naches trail. We were able to climb up to about 5500' using a combination of forest service roads and easier trails.

 

[LewisLegacy]

Nice view! Where was this taken?

This is clearly a stock photo from a Ford pamphlet. There's no way us ley people can visit such picturesque locations.

 

[BDoc]

This was taken in the Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest to the northeast of Greenwater, near the Naches trail. We were able to climb up to about 5500' using a combination of forest service roads and easier trails.

Nice! Not too far (relatively speaking) from where I'm at. May have to grab the camera gear and head out there one of these days.

This is clearly a stock photo from a Ford pamphlet. There's no way us ley people can visit such picturesque locations.

LOL. Gotta love the PNW for locations like this all over.

 

[Wschnitz]

Drove down to Tahuya ORV

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Not pictured: My Parents freaking out I would offroad the Truck I just bought.

 

[HighFivenWhiteGuy]

This is clearly a stock photo from a Ford pamphlet. There's no way us ley people can visit such picturesque locations.

Luckily in Washington there is still a fair amount of land that is open for recreational use. It is mostly working forest so some sections are nicer than others but there are still a ton of nice spots that seem to have avoided being logged. If this land was privately owned I doubt we could use it, support state and national parks, forests and open spaces!

Nice! Not too far (relatively speaking) from where I'm at. May have to grab the camera gear and head out there one of these days.

LOL. Gotta love the PNW for locations like this all over.

Exactly, this just happened to be a spot with the best view but there were countless locations that would have made great photo opportunities. It would be open season for you!

 

[HighFivenWhiteGuy]

Drove down to Tahuya ORV

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Ranger at Tahuya by William Snitselaar, on Flickr

Not pictured: My Parents freaking out I would offroad the Truck I just bought.

Nice! I went to Tahuya a while back but was too chicken to take the Ranger in... I had only had it for about three weeks. Ended up riding with a friend. Which trails did you ride? Any damage or problems? And I'm guessing your Ranger is stock?

 

[Wschnitz]

Nice! I went to Tahuya a while back but was too chicken to take the Ranger in... I had only had it for about three weeks. Ended up riding with a friend. Which trails did you ride? Any damage or problems? And I'm guessing your Ranger is stock?

I went onto the 4x4 Loop, Only trail there us Big boys are allowed on.

There are two main entrances, one is just a bunch of moguls before the trail, its right across from the main Elf staging area. This is where I went in since Stock truck. The other entrance is just up the road and you take a left onto a gravel road. After about a mile its on the left and it has a Rock garden qualifier, I think you could do this stock as well but It would probably scrape up the FX4 'Skid plates'.

No Damage but I didn't stay long, Tahuya is 2 hours from me and my family didn't really like offroading that much so I went maybe a mile or two in and turned around. I want to go back with a Leveling kit and 33s and do the whole thing.

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