4X4 spot East of Sacramento, CA ?
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4X4 spot East of Sacramento, CA ?
Hello,
I have a stock 2000 4-runner w/o locking rear, and I'm looking for some beginner-noob places to wheel in the foothills or Tahoe area.
If you can think of anyplace cool, please let me know with some details of how to get there, what to expect etc...
Thanks,
Frank
I have a stock 2000 4-runner w/o locking rear, and I'm looking for some beginner-noob places to wheel in the foothills or Tahoe area.
If you can think of anyplace cool, please let me know with some details of how to get there, what to expect etc...
Thanks,
Frank
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The xterras are doing a beginner's trip this weekend that would be perfect for you: http://www.xterraownersclub.com/ubb/...;f=13;t=000824
I'm sure they'd love to have you along.
I'm sure they'd love to have you along.
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Originally Posted by Robinhood150
The xterras are doing a beginner's trip this weekend that would be perfect for you: http://www.xterraownersclub.com/ubb/...;f=13;t=000824
I'm sure they'd love to have you along.
I'm sure they'd love to have you along.
Great, Thanks!!!!
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Originally Posted by Scottiac
I've got some fun forest service roads and stuff around the lake tahoe area I could dig up when I get back to Sacramento... or is that too far?
Thanks alot!
Frank
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Near Rescure, CA there is a trail called Jergens that leads you to the south fork of the american river. Some good wheeling. Its really nice. You can camp right near 2 good rapids and watch as all the rafters and kyakers go down the river.
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Originally Posted by Duffdog
theres also grass valley-- red dog road at the canyon. Lots of people mess around there. Lots of fun- I live in sacto too.
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Originally Posted by gapguy
OOH YES! The infamous Greenhorn river! Water is pretty low right now. I was JUST there.
I didnt know it had a name...i just thought it was "the canyon on red-dog road"...lol. Are there anymore trails around that area that are similar to the greenhorn river, ive never had so much fun driving through the river at high speed as there!
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Originally Posted by Duffdog
I didnt know it had a name...i just thought it was "the canyon on red-dog road"...lol. Are there anymore trails around that area that are similar to the greenhorn river, ive never had so much fun driving through the river at high speed as there!
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You can only spend about an hour at greenhorn and not get bored tho...
How'd you hear about it?
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Originally Posted by gapguy
Ummm.. Not to my knowledge. I really wish there were more trails locally.
You can only spend about an hour at greenhorn and not get bored tho...
How'd you hear about it?
You can only spend about an hour at greenhorn and not get bored tho...
How'd you hear about it?
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Originally Posted by Duffdog
--we had a party up there almost a year ago, i decided it would be cool to go explore where it went. it was a good place for target practice too. have you ever been to camp far west?-- i hear that place has lots of trails and its private property, so no police worries.
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Personally, I think it would be a good idea to check for permission though
Seriously, us nor-cal guys (and girls) should meet up sometime!
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well not thats its anything special, but if you near folsom lake on auburn folsom stop by at rattlesnake bar, its nothing too special but if ur in the ares roll through there
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I am located near Sonora. There are a lot of trails up here. There are lots of forest roads that go all over the place. I believe that a lot of these forest roads are on www.mappoint.com. There is even a town called Jupiter about 12 miles out in the trees. Although it is mostly gravel to get there, it is still kind of neat. Most of the roads are up highway 108 near Twain Harte and Mi Wuk. People around here also do a lot of wheelin' on Mt. Provo (outside of Tuolumne city).
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Originally Posted by ksig4runner
ive heard of red dog/ greenhorn but i need directions on how to get there.
Take I-80 East towards Reno
Exit HWY 174/Colfax
Cross the freeway (mind is drawing a blank on road names) and make a Right at the stop sign
Right again
Right on You Bet Road (a ways ahead)
Take You Bet Road & Red Dog Road all the way through the dirt and downhill to the river
Vague, I know.. But if I'm available, I could show anybody who wanted to know!
EDIT:
Try this: But ignore the last two steps
http://www.mapquest.com/directions/m...02f08-400c330d
Also this:
http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/greenhorn
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