i need to go out i keep hitting trails that are weak i can do all of wildomar ohv hahahaha wassup kappy ( sorry i forgot your name ) next weekend lets go out somewhere or maybe during the week we can hit trabucco canyon at night u got my # brotha gimme a call... this weekend im busy tho

 

I haven't been to Wildomar yet..i wanna go try it out

 

Wildomar is small. Went there on my quad one time. I have been on the road from bottom of hill on grand/lake up to top of hill but never been on the main divide road going north or south.

 

Main divide is long and boring..cool views though.

 

I'm looking to test out my disconnects and lockers but at same time not get the boss (wife) all pissed at me. Lol its a fine line.

 

Won't test either on main divide... better off going to holy Jim trail and playing on the side stuff..maim divide is a long fire road..it's fun but nothing testing

 

yea main divide is boring, thats why i take the dirt road from la cresta right up to the wildomar ohv super shortcut saves me like 10 mintues of driving lol but its just as basic as wildomar ohv...

wheres holy jim trail at? what about going up the cajon pass a little to that offroad park up there? i never been there i just passed it a few times

 

Are you talking about cleghorn rd? I have been in my Polaris ranger before.

 

yea thats it i havent been up that way in a while now, i used to go street race off kenwood a year ago but im over all that crap now jeep is alot more fun and cop friendly lol

yea how is cleghorn?

 

Maybe we could get a group together in order to check out the Bonanza Trail, in the El Paso Mountains. My Jeep is stock, and I'm generally interested in the scenery and history of the areas that I explore. I've been driving in the El Paso Mouintains for years, and it's a fascinating place.

If any like-minded folks are interested, drop-me a line.

 

wheres the el paso mountains at? im always down as long as it off road friendly i dont want to be breaking any laws

 

The El Paso's lie between Routes 14 and 395, approx. 30 miles north of Kramer Jct., and approx 40 miles south of the China Lake NAWS.

We wouldn't break any laws; there are scores of open BLM trails in the El Paso's, which pass through some very interesting scenery and old mining areas.

Maybe we can do something in early January.

If you want to see some photos of the area, check out some of the earlier posts on my blog: www.elpasomountains.blogspot.com

 

january will be good i will have tires by then

LOL okay i just looked it up... its not that far about 2 hours from me total from my house to there

but i do want to check out cleghorn some day

 

I'll be out there at the dry lake bed the day after thanksgiving. My family and I go every year, will be there till Sunday, were on the right side of the 398 mile marker 63. Take it over the hill to the 2 dry lake beds. Great area for wheeling.

 

I mean the 395